Caltrans is seeking public feedback on repair options for LA's Vincent Thomas Bridge, considering closures from 16 to 41 months. Residents can attend meetings or email comments by July 15, with the aim to start construction in 2025.

Washington County announces a June 4 open house for the Thompson Road Realignment Project, where closures and detours will be discussed ahead of construction starting in June.

Road repairs in Arivaca, managed by Pima County and Tucson Asphalt, will cause traffic delays from June 3-28 with lane closures and controlled traffic.

Portland's Bureau of Transportation outlines the process for securing a Community Event Permit, noting the ideal 90-day application period, possible expedited fee, event criteria, and necessary preparations for street events on their website.

Rosenberg encourages residents to help shape a Safety Action Plan for road improvements using a $200,000 federal grant, addressing traffic safety concerns.

UT Tyler student Chris McMillan, a TxDOT intern, led his university's concrete canoe team to a historic finish and won the ASCE Texas-Mexico Region 6 competition in 2024.

CenterPoint Energy is performing natural gas main replacements in Whittier, with the work expected to continue into the summer, causing sidewalk and lane closures.

The Knoxville City Council has allocated $247,855 in grants for the preservation of historic sites, including the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum and the Birdhouse Neighborhood Center.

Portland is set to enhance the safety of 122nd Avenue with a series of planned improvements, including new pedestrian crossings and street lighting, partly funded by the Safe Streets for All grant. Construction is expected to start in 2024.

CenterPoint Energy has started a project to replace aging gas lines in the Willard-Hay neighborhood which may cause temporary disruptions in parking and traffic.

Minnesota is improving road safety by implementing pedestrian crosswalks, roundabouts, and J-turns, with positive early study results. MnDOT also explores green initiatives and addresses funding challenges due to more fuel-efficient vehicles.

Surprise is upgrading an intersection with flashing yellow arrows to improve safety and traffic flow, with installation causing temporary lane closures and detours.

Dakota County announces a $96 million investment in road improvements and environmental enhancements for parks and trails, with projects starting in the current construction season.