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Making Headlines in Government Markets This Week
Jarvis Morgan: Shreveport’s Director of Public Works
Profiles in Power highlights public officials nationwide who are improving their communities through their dedication, enthusiasm, creativity and experience. This week’s profile is Jarvis Morgan, the Director of Public Works for the city of Shreveport, Louisiana. My...
Huntsville receives over $30M SS4A grant for roadway safety improvements
The city of Huntsville, Alabama, will spend $30.8 million to improve safety and multimodal mobility along a corridor connected to the city’s University of Alabama campus. Construction is anticipated to begin in 2028. The project will lay the groundwork to create a...
State advances Long Beach port’s zero-emissions future with over $100M investment
The Port of Long Beach in California is accelerating its green future with more than $100 million in grant funding to further its zero-emissions operations transition. The funding announcement, made Sept. 9, will help the port pick up the pace of its progress towards...
Rapid City provides $209M in financing for entertainment district projects
Officials with the city of Rapid City, South Dakota, have approved funding for two new entertainment districts to be developed in the coming years. Two Tax Increment Financing (TIF) districts, Libertyland USA and the Catalyst District, were both reapproved at a...
Helena voters approve $283M in bonds for elementary, high school projects
Voters in the Helena School District (HSD), Montana, approved two bond measures earlier this month, totaling $283 million to replace existing elementary and high school buildings with modern campus facilities. Officials estimate that construction will begin in either...
FAA seeks public-private partners for nationwide advanced air mobility pilot
Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy on Sept. 12 launched a new Federal Aviation Administration pilot program to fast-track advanced air mobility (AAM) vehicles. The program fulfills Executive Order 14307 "Unleashing American Drone Dominance," signed by President...
Rhode Island approves $10B transportation plan emphasizing road, bridge infrastructure
Rhode Island’s State Planning Council has approved a $10 billion, 10-year State Transportation Improvement Plan (STIP) that focuses heavily on roads and bridges. The STIP 2026‑2035 must now meet a Sept. 30 deadline for federal approval, or the state risks losing vital...
$50B rural health fund opens for state applications
The Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) unveiled a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the Rural Health Transformation (RHT) Program on Sept. 15, offering details on how states can apply for a share of $50 billion in available funds. The program was...
Georgia committee to transition obsolete 911 system to next generation
Georgia lawmakers are pursuing pathways to replace the state’s outdated 911 system, which is still operating on a system built for landlines, not smartphones. To explore ways to update the state’s 911 system, a study committee was established earlier this year to...