Committee member says adding 1¢ to Measure P could avoid cuts, fund roads and homelessness services A committee member said the council is weighing a one-cent increase to Measure P to generate revenue that could prevent budget cuts and provide more funding for roadway maintenance and homelessness services; placing the update on the 2026 ballot is under consideration.

A proposed one-cent increase to Measure P could be the key to avoiding budget cuts and enhancing vital services like roadway maintenance and homelessness support.

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Kentucky Transportation Cabinet asks for maintenance budget increases as costs surge Deputy Secretary Mike Hancock told the House subcommittee KYTC’s maintenance spending lagged recent actuals and cited a 61% FHWA cost increase since 2020; the cabinet requested $23.6 million (FY2027) and $38.6 million (FY2028) to raise maintenance to $507M and $522M respectively and sought reauthorization/additional funding for five county facility projects.

Kentucky's transportation budget is under pressure as maintenance costs soar by 61%, risking vital roadway upkeep and snow response efforts.

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Council approves Well 29 restoration, slurry-seal and reservoir rehab contracts totaling millions Council awarded design and construction contracts: $687,085.90 to Civiltech for Well 29 restoration (insurance-funded), an initial $550,000 on-call slurry-seal contract to American Asphalt South, and a roughly $3.8 million construction contract to Canyon Springs for reservoir rehabilitation.

Garden Grove City Council has just approved multi-million dollar contracts to restore vital water infrastructure and improve roadways—find out how this will impact the community!

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Infrastructure committee approves 2026 DOT routine maintenance agreement with increased county allocation The Marathon County Infrastructure Committee unanimously approved the 2026 Wisconsin Department of Transportation routine maintenance agreement after DOT staff detailed a statewide RMA increase and a county allocation boost of about $269,500; the committee also heard updates on regional improvement program funding and local roadwork.

Marathon County just secured a significant boost in funds for routine highway maintenance, with an increase of nearly $270,000 to enhance road safety and services!

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