Infrastructure

A maximum price and financing structure are some of the next steps taken to advance the terminal project.

The municipal bond market will be combing through President Trump’s $1.5 trillion infrastructure and budget proposal to see what’s in store for the public finance sector.

President Trump's infrastructure plan, detailed for reporters by a White House official this weekend, will expand the eligibility of tax-exempt private activity bonds.

Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson said he won't ask county voters to fund the system.

Citing public safety and community support, city officials will move forward with exploring options, including a bond measure, to pay for burying overhead power lines.

Still dusting themselves off from last year’s budget chaos, Gov. Dannel Malloy and Connecticut lawmakers reconvene to grasp a glaring transportation fund crisis.

Congress has enacted four short-term continuing resolutions since the Oct. 1 start of the 2018 fiscal year, putting a strain on state and local budgets.

The Council of Infrastructure Financing Authorities is asking individuals or firms to submit proposals by March 2.

Musk's The Boring Company is one of four firms and teams that responded to the city's request for qualifications.

The agreement would include emergency disaster relief funding for Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Florida and Texas that was approved by the House in December.