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Key Peninsula transportation projects: roundabouts, bridge study and 100 lane‑mile chip‑seal plan County and state officials told the Pierce County Council’s District 7 meeting they plan a fully funded roundabout (construction slated 2027), a study and environmental analysis for the Fox Island Bridge replacement, and a local chip‑seal program that will cover about 100 lane miles this year in District 7.

Exciting updates for the Key Peninsula: over 100 road improvement projects, a fully funded roundabout, and a major bridge study are on the horizon!

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Pasco to craft 2027–2032 Transportation Improvement Program; Clark Street project funded by WSDOT grant The city previewed work to prepare the 2027–2032 Transportation Improvement Program over the next three months and announced a WSDOT‑funded Clark Street project aimed at improving walking and biking along that corridor. The city will seek public input on the TIP.

Pasco City is gearing up to unveil its 2027-2032 Transportation Improvement Program, and your input could shape the future of local roadways!

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Skagit County approves TIP amendments to add guardrail and ferry projects Skagit County commissioners on March 3 approved Revision 1 of the 2026–2031 Transportation Improvement Program to add three projects: Granstrom Road guardrail, Guemes Island ferry dock maintenance and ferry operations funding, enabling the county to obligate federal and state grant awards.

Skagit County just secured vital federal funding for critical transportation upgrades, including a guardrail for Granstrom Road and essential ferry dock maintenance!

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TAC recommends adding $10.6 million in SB 230 clean‑transit awards to regional TIP The Denver Regional Council of Governments’ Transportation Advisory Committee recommended that four SB 230 clean‑transit awards totaling $10,568,000 be added to the 2026–2029 Transportation Improvement Program. The motion was seconded and approved with one member abstaining.

The Transportation Advisory Committee just approved over $10.5 million in clean transit project awards that could transform transportation in Colorado!

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Bryan County adopts 5.77-mill rollback rate and approves multiple road, water and development contracts At its Sept. 9 meeting the Bryan County Board of Commissioners adopted the 2025 rollback millage rate (5.77 mills) and approved contracts and change orders including a $359,000 roundabout task order, a $612,053 water transmission change order, a transportation contribution agreement and awards for aerial imagery and commercial reassessment.

Bryan County just rolled back its millage rate to an impressive 5.77 mills while approving crucial infrastructure projects worth over $1 million!

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Laredo MPO adopts revised transit asset‑management targets after Metro updates The Laredo MPO Policy Committee on Feb. 18 approved Resolution MPO 2026‑04 adopting revised Transit Asset Management targets submitted by El Metro, changes staff said reflect new buses the transit agency purchased and must be incorporated into the MPO planning documents.

The Laredo MPO just took a major step forward by adopting updated transit asset management targets, thanks to the recent addition of new buses!

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Kane County accepts $4 million IDOT grant to study improvements along Illinois Route 47 Kane County approved an intergovernmental agreement with the Illinois Department of Transportation to administer a $4 million planning and environmental linkages (PEL) study for Illinois Route 47 from Plank Road South to Route 88. The grant is federal ($3.2M) with IDOT covering an $800,000 match; no county funds were required for the study.

Kane County is set to enhance Illinois Route 47 with a $4 million grant, paving the way for vital improvements without using county funds!

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Hammond board conditionally approves $8.47 million contract for downtown train station The Hammond board gave conditional approval to a $8,474,000 construction agreement with Larson Danielson for the Downtown Hammond Train Station, allowing the contractor time to review and propose changes before final execution.

Hammond City is taking a major step forward with a conditional $8.47 million agreement for a new downtown train station, aiming for a St. Patrick’s Day launch!

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MPO approves TIP amendments, clears $8.8 million for Dona Ana County bridge work The Mesilla Valley MPO governing board approved amendments to the FY2024–2029 Transportation Improvement Program that move state-led interchange work and advance multiple bridge replacement projects, including a Dona Ana County local bridge replacement project funded at $8,768,632.

The Mesilla Valley MPO just approved $8.8 million for critical bridge replacements and safety improvements in Dona Ana County!

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Monongalia County reviews winter road response and hospital access after multi‑agency meeting County officials summarized a meeting led by regional transportation staff that proposed changes including a dedicated snowplow corridor to hospitals, shift-time coordination with hospitals and improved inter-agency communications to keep key ramps on routes 68 and 79 clear during storms.

County officials are taking action to ensure hospital access during winter storms, proposing dedicated snowplows and better coordination to keep vital routes clear.

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Committee backs $500,000 study for SR 64 after mayors and public‑safety officials describe dangerous stretch to Grand Canyon The committee gave Senate Bill 11‑54 a due‑pass recommendation to fund a $500,000 ADOT traffic and safety study of State Route 64 from Williams to the Grand Canyon after testimony from local mayors, the Coconino County sheriff and volunteer fire officials describing rising tourist traffic and repeated accidents.

A $500,000 safety study for State Route 64, the critical link to the Grand Canyon, is set to move forward after alarming testimonies reveal a shocking rise in crashes and fatalities.

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Senate committee recommends funding for safety upgrades on US 70 after tribal leaders outline toll of crashes Senate Bill 10‑63, an ADOT appropriation for safety improvements on US Route 70, received a due‑pass recommendation after testimony from San Carlos Apache Chairman Terry Rambler and local law‑enforcement officials who cited hundreds of calls for service and dozens of fatalities on the corridor.

Senate Bill 10-63 aims to secure $10.4 million for crucial safety upgrades on U.S. Route 70, a road plagued by tragic accidents that have devastated local communities.

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TID - Fairfield County Engineer's Office located in Lancaster, Ohio The purpose of the TID is to improve the transportation system in Fairfield County in order to contribute to the creation or preservation of jobs or employment opportunities or the improvement of econ...

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ENGINEER’S OFFICE | Transportation Improvement District (TID) Special Meeting Notice — A special meeting for the TID is scheduled for February 6, 2026.
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TAC approves three TIP amendments, reallocates federal funds to West 2nd Street The Technical Advisory Committee approved three Transportation Improvement Program amendments on Jan. 28, moving High Street to fiscal year 2027, reallocating about $490,000 in federal MPO funds to West 2nd Street, and adding INDOT sign-installation and an SR 45 small-structure replacement to the TIP.

Big changes are coming to Monroe County's Transportation Improvement Program as federal funds shift to revitalize West 2nd Street while High Street's project timeline extends to 2027!

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TRPA and NDOT brief CAB on FTIP, regional grants and SR‑28 corridor projects TRPA staff explained the Federal Transportation Improvement Program (FTIP) and a biennial regional grant pot (about $11.7 million); NDOT described its One Nevada prioritization and said a preservation resurfacing project on SR‑28 is planned for 2028–2030 with potential low‑cost safety elements to be coordinated with local stakeholders.

Exciting opportunities are on the horizon for Incline Village as TRPA outlines funding strategies and safety improvements for the SR-28 corridor!

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DRCOG TAC backs CDOT Region 1 TIP amendment adding $14.48 million to surface transportation pool The DRCOG Transportation Advisory Committee voted Jan. 26 to recommend a CDOT Region 1 amendment to the 2026–2029 Transportation Improvement Program that adds $14,480,000 to the surface transportation pool to fund six new pool projects, increase funding for one existing project and remove two completed projects.

The Denver Regional Council of Governments just recommended a major $14.48 million amendment to boost surface transportation projects—could this be the key to improving Colorado's infrastructure?

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Senate panel reports bill to add voluntary DMV donation for highway safety fund Committee approved an amendment to SB 41 to add a voluntary donation option at DMV driver's license and registration transactions to fund the Virginia Highway Safety Improvement Program; the amendment narrows the scope to limit fiscal impact and the bill was referred to Finance.

A new amendment could let Virginia DMV customers voluntarily donate to a life-saving highway safety program!

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Lorain County awards roughly $2.71 million in road and bridge contracts; ODOT to cover most costs The county awarded four construction contracts (Bursley Road, Holly Road, Griggs Road bridge, East River Road) totaling about $2.71 million; most projects will be funded or partially funded by the Ohio Department of Transportation and have mid‑2026 completion targets.

Lorain County just approved over $2.7 million for vital road and bridge improvements, with major funding from ODOT and a target completion date in mid-2026!

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Arlington approves utility rate increase, $4.46 million roundabout grant and new contracts; council OKs 2026–2028 bargaining agreement The Arlington City Council unanimously approved a set of routine renewals and agreements on Jan. 1, 2026, including a 2.8% CPI-based utility rate increase, a $4,461,608 Transportation Improvement Board grant for the Island Crossing roundabout, and a 2026–2028 collective bargaining agreement; multiple professional services contracts were also renewed.

Arlington's City Council just approved a significant utility rate hike, a $4.46 million roundabout grant, and a new collective bargaining agreement that could reshape the community!

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Arlington City staff seek council OK for $4.4 million state grant to build Island Crossing roundabout City staff asked the council to authorize the mayor to accept a $4,400,000 Washington State Transportation Improvement Board grant to fund construction of a roundabout at Island Crossing and Smoky Point Boulevard; design is 90% complete and staff expects to go to bid in September with construction starting in mid-to-late fall.

Arlington City is set to transform Island Crossing with a $4.4 million grant for a long-awaited roundabout, aiming for construction to kick off this fall!

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Senate leader tells Wentworth council DOT study funded, short session expected in spring Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger told the Wentworth Town Council Jan. 6 that he helped secure $2 million for DOT engineering studies to break long highway upgrades into fundable segments, outlined DMV fixes tied to Real ID backlogs and said the legislative short session will likely begin in April or May.

Senator Phil Berger has secured $2 million for vital highway upgrades and DMV improvements, paving the way for faster, safer travel in North Carolina!

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Assembly hears TIP update; staff warns right‑of‑way acquisition can take 18–24 months and may require eminent domain Public Works Director Tom Adams briefed the Assembly on transportation TIP packages and right‑of‑way acquisition processes. Staff said many projects are in early phases, NEPA and matching funds affect timing, and complex right‑of‑way work — including possible condemnation — can add 18–24 months to project schedules.

Public Works Director Tom Adams reveals that complex right-of-way acquisitions could delay transportation projects by up to 24 months, raising questions about funding and federal involvement.

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Mason County approves action agenda: warrants, appointment, land sale, and letter on indigent defense costs The board approved the action agenda package including warrants totaling several million dollars, the appointment of Virginia Feldman to the Historic Preservation Commission, authorization of a $6,000 vacant land sale, setting a public hearing for Feb. 17, 2026, and a letter to Gov. Bob Ferguson raising concern about indigent defense costs.

Mason County's Board of Commissioners just approved a multi-million dollar action agenda, including crucial appointments and concerns over rising indigent defense costs!

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Dauphin County Planning Commission elects 2026 officers, approves minutes and staff comments At its January meeting the Dauphin County Planning Commission elected new officers for 2026, approved minutes and a two-month treasurer’s report, and ratified staff comments on multiple development reviews including Hershey West End and Penn Center campus.

The Dauphin County Planning Commission has elected new officers for 2026 while tackling crucial development projects and funding uncertainties.

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Cowlitz County outlines $24.4 million in 2026 projects in updated six‑year road plan County engineer presented the 2026–2031 six‑year transportation program and the 2026 annual construction program, identifying major projects (South Cloverdale intersection, Allender Road bridge replacement, Dyke Road reconstruction, Rock Creek bridge) and a mix of federal, state and local funding.

Cowlitz County is set to invest $24.4 million in 2026 for major transportation projects, including crucial bridge replacements and road improvements!

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Cowlitz County commissioners approve transportation, capital, fee and budget resolutions The Board of Commissioners approved a package of resolutions including the six‑year transportation plan, the 2026 annual construction program and fixed asset purchases, a five‑year capital plan, fee schedule revisions, water/sewer rate increases, dissolution of a CMH fund, and the county's 2026–27 biannual budget.

Cowlitz County is gearing up for major changes with new transportation projects and a biannual budget that promises to tackle rising costs without increasing taxes.

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Okaloosa County says Southwest Crestview Bypass nearing completion; portions eyed for 2026 opening Deputy County Administrator Jason Autry said crews are paving the Southwest Crestview Bypass and Fallen Heroes Way and that portions could open in 2026. He repeated a $200 million total cost estimate and named Triumph and the DOT as major funders; the local sales-tax contribution was unclear in the transcript.

The Southwest Crestview Bypass is on track for a 2026 opening, marking a significant milestone in alleviating congestion and enhancing transportation options for the area.

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MPO outlines $1 billion 2050 priorities, $444 million four‑year program and $40 million safety pot The Corpus Christi MPO briefed the council on its 2050 plan and four‑year Transportation Improvement Program, describing a regional $1 billion prioritization, about $444 million in four-year programmed funds, and $40 million available for targeted safety projects; staff asked cities to submit candidate projects for prioritization.

The Corpus Christi MPO is paving the way for a $1 billion transportation future, but local projects need your input to make it happen!

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Woodland council approves grants, contracts and in-house utility billing plan At its Dec. 15 meeting, the Woodland City Council unanimously approved a $715,297 TIB grant for Main Street work, an interlocal prosecution services agreement with Kelso, school speed‑zone signage with WSDOT, two municipal ordinances, and authorized switching utility billing in‑house with Tyler Technologies (budgeted implementation funds).

The Woodland City Council just approved a major $715,297 grant to revamp Main Street and is bringing utility billing in-house—big changes are on the horizon!

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Federal Way advances commute trip reduction agreements and accepts state technical funding; greenway TIB grant also forwarded The committee forwarded an interlocal to provide CTR technical services to SeaTac ($45,000/year paid to Federal Way), accepted $44,300 in WSDOT CTR technical funding for 2025–27, and advanced a $500,000 TIB grant match for a $1 million City Center Greenway. Staff said funds support employer outreach, surveys, and program administration rather than purchase of vehicles.

Federal Way is making big strides in reducing commute trips and improving air quality with new agreements and substantial funding for sustainable transportation initiatives!

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