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Sacramento greenlights $677 million plan to safely connect neighborhoods
The Sacramento City Council has approved a $676.9 million plan to improve connectivity, safety and mobility across the city’s neighborhoods. The Neighborhood Connections Plan details 147 street infrastructure improvement projects. In total, they cover 237 miles of...
Honolulu proposes $5 billion budget for Fiscal Year 2026
As part of its proposed $5 billion Fiscal Year 2026 budget, the city of Honolulu will dedicate more than $1.2 billion to capital improvement projects. The funds will be distributed to support and/or advance ongoing improvement projects for public facilities, public...
Profiles in Power – Sam Gaston
Sam Gaston City Manager City of Mountain Brook, Alabama My public career highlights and education: I hold a bachelor’s and master’s degree in public administration from Auburn University. My municipal government career includes roles in Decatur, Gulf Shores and...
States pioneer new bills to reinforce cybersecurity infrastructure, policies for public entities
Shoring up the nation’s cybersecurity measures is growing increasingly important to safeguard security at the local, state and federal levels of government. States are introducing new legislation promoting stronger cybersecurity measures by modernizing IT...
New York county receives $26 million to connect rural communities with broadband network
Oswego County, New York, has received $26 million to build an expansive fiber-to-the-home network to bring internet accessibility to nearly 10,800 homes and businesses. The grant is the state’s latest investment to ensure all New York residents have access to...
Durham to build $43 million aquatic center on vacant roller rink land
The city of Durham, North Carolina, will spend $43 million to build an aquatic center. The project is in the design phase, with construction expected to begin in fall 2026. The aquatic center will be located at Merrick-Moore Park, next to the park’s former roller...
Arkansas governor makes flurry of leadership appointments to the state’s university system
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has made an array of appointments to the Board of Trustees (BOT) of several institutions in the Arkansas State University System. Randy Lawson has taken a seat on the University of Arkansas (U of A) BOT, with a term to...
UW-Platteville announces $124 million overhaul of engineering building
The University of Wisconsin-Platteville (UW-Platteville) will spend $123.7 million to renovate and expand its engineering building. The project will convert the 60-year-old Ottensman Hall into a flexible learning and collaborative facility. Construction is expected to...