by CivMetrics Staff | Sep 25, 2022 | Infrastructure, Uncategorized, Water
Water infrastructure projects across New York are getting additional funding after Governor Kathy Hochul recently announced a $232 million investment on sewer infrastructure projects and public water systems. The funding includes short-term financing that will give...
by CivMetrics Staff | Sep 24, 2022 | Infrastructure, Transportation, Uncategorized
The Texas Transportation Commission has allocated $2.5 billion in state funding to the district office of the Texas Department of Transportation in Pharr which will be utilized for engineering projects, road designs, acquisitions of right-of-way, and environmental...
by CivMetrics Staff | Sep 23, 2022 | Infrastructure, Uncategorized
Modernization efforts in Bronx continue as $110 million from the bipartisan infrastructure bill would go toward Hunts Point Produce Market, an important link in New York’s food supply chain that has been operating for almost 50 years. The package will be used to...
by CivMetrics Staff | Sep 22, 2022 | Infrastructure, Transportation, Uncategorized
A recent study, released by U.S. Public Interest Research Group, finds that states continue to propose and start more highway expansion projects – a deviation from the the federal guidance to finance more eco-friendly initiatives like bike lanes. While $1 trillion...
by CivMetrics Staff | Sep 21, 2022 | Infrastructure, Uncategorized
The US Department of Transportation recently announced that 34 states and Puerto Rico are set to get a cut of the $900 million funds allotted for building electric vehicle charging infrastructures. According to DOT’s National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure...
by CivMetrics Staff | Sep 20, 2022 | Infrastructure, Uncategorized, Water
Late last week, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced that $1.1 billion in funding has been awarded to 18 states through the State Revolving Fund which will be used by recipients to finance water infrastructure projects. The 18 states are just the first...
