EPA GIVES $70 MILLION LOAN TO OMAHA, NEB., FOR WATER INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES
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Omaha has been issued $69.7 million to finance its Saddle Creek Retention Treatment Basin The U.S. EPA has awarded the city of Omaha,...


Sen. Susan Collins Says ‘It’s Hard to See’ Comprehensive Infrastructure Bill This Year
WASHINGTON — The Senate’s top transportation funding leader expressed pessimism over whether her chamber would advance a long-term...


House Backs $3 Billion Bill to Boost Ports, Dams, Harbors
The Water Resources Development Act would authorize a host of projects nationwide. WASHINGTON (AP) — The House on Wednesday night...


Eyeing 19,000-TEU ships, Virginia ports get $350 million for deepening
The Virginia Port Authority has received the green light on $350 million for a dredging project to deepen its harbor from 50 feet to 55...


Congress Makes Moves on Infrastructure, Transportation-Related Bills
With a growing chance that Congressional leaders may reduce if not eliminate the traditional "August recess" this year in order to pass a...
Federal Transit Administration Announces $25.8 million for Transit Planning in Communities Nationwid
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Transit Administration (FTA) announced today the availability of $25.8...


DCTA Receives Nearly $3M in Funding to Construct New Bus Maintenance Facility in Lewisville
The Denton County Transportation Authority has announced it will soon have a more efficient bus operations infrastructure with help from...


Pennsylvania opens 390 bridges under public-private partnership
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s (PennDOT) Rapid Bridge Replacement project, a public-private partnership (P3), has led to...


Alternative Fuel Vehicle Fees, Higher Gas Tax May Fund US Infrastructure
A higher gas tax and new fees for alternative-fuel vehicles are among the ways America can pay for a major overhaul of its outdated...


Louisiana Farmers Feel The Pain Of Aging Infrastructure
Complaints about Louisiana's roads and bridges are usually loudest in the places where drivers find themselves sitting in stand-still...
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