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OCT. 6, 2026
Vol. 18 No. 37
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Latest American Infrastructure Magazine issue is here
This issue of American Infrastructure features generational investments across water and transportation infrastructure.
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TOP INFRASTRUCTURE NEWS
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USDOT announces $426 million in funding for highway infrastructure
The U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) announced $426 million in funding for 12 states through the Nationally Significant Multimodal Freight & Highway Projects (INFRA) program. In Florida, $85 million will fund the construction of a general-use lane in each direction along 20 miles of I-4 between SR 434 and SR 472 in Seminole and Volusia counties…
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Maryland launches Key Bridge Rebuild Dashboard
On Oct. 2, 2026, Maryland Governor Wes Moore announced the launch of the Key Bridge Rebuild Dashboard, a new online resource that gives residents a view of construction progress on the Maryland Transportation Authority’s (MDTA) Francis Scott Key Bridge Rebuild Project. The dashboard updates monthly and provides key project information in one place, giving the public direct access to measurable construction progress, completed activities, design…
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EPA delivers $272 million for drinking water project in Tennessee
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that it will deliver $272 million as a Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) loan to Columbia, Tenn. The new funding will support the small, rural city in growing its drinking water delivery capacity through construction of a new raw water intake structure and transmission main. The project also includes upgrades to the city's existing water treatment plant…
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Sagamore Bridge Replacement Project inches closer to construction
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey secured authorization for $956 million in federal grant funding and released the Request for Proposals for the Sagamore Bridge replacement project. This marks a major milestone in the project's journey towards design and construction. “This is a major step toward delivering the new Sagamore Bridge that Cape Cod residents, businesses and visitors have waited decades for,” said Healey. “We secured historic federal funding, completed critical…
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ATSSA
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MORE INFRASTRUCTURE NEWS
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South Carolina's Infrastructure receives higher grade
The American Society of Civil Engineers' South Carolina section unveiled the 2026 Report Card for South Carolina’s Infrastructure. South Carolina's overall infrastructure received a 'C-,' up from a ‘D+' on the 2021 Report Card. The roads showed the most improvement, but aging bridges were another area of concern. “South Carolina has responded to changing infrastructure needs and recent investment is helping improve systems that have seen decades of underinvestment,” said Renee Gardner…
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California prepares transportation infrastructure ahead of extreme weather
California is preparing new tools and guidelines to strengthen its statewide infrastructure against immediate and long-term climate threats. Caltrans released its 2026 Climate Change Vulnerability Risk Assessment and updated statewide Sea Level Rise guidance. While both initiatives advance California’s efforts in climate resilience, each addresses different aspects of climate adaptation for transportation infrastructure. “As climate science and conditions continue to evolve, Caltrans is using the latest tools and guidance…
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Chesapeake Bay watershed receives $90 million for restoration
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that 83 new projects are coming to the Chesapeake Bay watershed, a critical system spanning more than 64,000 square miles. The EPA directly granted $37 million, while other agencies contributed $53 million. The funding will support restoration of the watershed and improve clean water quality…
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LADWP breaks ground on stormwater capture project
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP), Councilmember Adrin Nazarian, LA Recreation and Parks and the LA Bureau of Engineering held a groundbreaking ceremony for one of the stormwater capture project sites. The Stormwater Capture Parks Program is an LADWP initiative to improve downstream water quality and reduce localized flooding by collecting rainwater and urban runoff. The program includes six other sites and expects to collect an average capacity of 158 acre-feet per year…
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