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The funds will go through State Drinking Water and Clean Water Revolving Funds, which states often use together with municipal bonds to finance projects.
February 21 -
The Federal Railroad Administration plans to make formal recommendations to Congress this spring.
February 20 -
Expanded domestic purchasing requirements under the infrastructure law are well-intended but confusing and costly, state transportation and construction groups say.
February 16 -
The controversial deduction cap is set to expire after 2025.
February 15 -
The terminal project grants come as air traffic officially recovered to pre-pandemic levels last year.
February 15 -
Louisiana, Georgia, Tennessee and Illinois have transportation P3s on tap, and the Army Corps of Engineers is advancing its first four P3 programs.
February 15 -
A new regulation requiring state and local transportation departments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions would limit spending flexibility, opponents say.
February 12 -
The state expects to release a RFQ for interested consortiums later this year and has named I-24 as the first toll lane project.
February 9 -
Kristin Stephens will head the northeast region and David Moffett the southeast.
February 8 -
States are considering tolls, public-private partnerships, per-mile usage fees and even retail delivery fees to shore up transportation funding among a declining motor fuel tax.
February 6 -
Maggio joins KeyBanc from Hilltop Securities, where he was co-head of capital markets.
February 2 -
Financing for the $2.1 billion Calcasieu River bridge includes a mix of state funds, federal grants and bonds, which will hit the market in early April.
February 1 -
Other municipal finance caucus members stepping down are Dan Kildee, Grace Napolitano and Derek Kilmer.
January 30 -
The legislation comes as the U.S. and Florida saw a record number of rocket launches last year.
January 29 -
The grants are among the most competitive in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
January 25 -
As ridership remains low, investors are closely watching for new funding streams and credits like the MTA's planned congestion tax-backed bonds.
January 25 -
The new governor and concessionaire on the $2.1 billion P3 have reached a revised deal that will lower tolls and provide a 15% equity contribution to the local area.
January 23 -
Brightline, a high-profile name in the speculative muni market, is set to come to market next week to remarket $675 million of 2020 bonds.
January 23 -
A federal judge rejected every one of Missouri's arguments for why SIFMA's lawsuit should be dismissed.
January 19 -
It's the third short-term spending bill Congress has passed since fiscal 2024 began Oct. 1.
January 19
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