Infrastructure

Puerto Rico's governor said today that unless oil tax increases pass in the next few days, he would order San Juan's public transit closed on Dec. 1.

Prince George's County, Md., signed 30-year P3 pact with Corvias for management of storm water runoff into Chesapeake Bay.

At least two northwest Indiana counties put together a preliminary bid on the bankrupt Indiana Toll Road that's expected to be at least $4 billion, while three other counties opted out of the proposal.

Denver International Airport's South Terminal hotel will cost no more than $600 million after a series of overruns ballooned the budget beyond its original $500 million, DIA chief executive Kim Day told the City Audit Committee on Nov. 20.

Miami-Dade County plans to price $750 million of revenue bonds to refund bonds issued for capital improvements at Miami International Airport.

Northern Virginia Transportation Authority will sell $69 million of revenue bonds to finance regional transportation infrastructure.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey won a court battle against the Automotive Automobile Association's efforts to block a planned December toll hike.

The Chicago Transit Authority's $1.4 billion 2015 budget won the endorsement of the Civic Federation of Chicago in recognition of the agency's fiscal strides.

New York MTA Chairman Thomas Prendergast and several board members called for a full-court press on Albany officials to fully fund its four-year capital program.

Puerto Rico lawmakers are wrangling with Gov. Alejandro García Padilla over ways to boost the finances of the Puerto Rico Highways and Transportation Authority after the governor's plan to raise oil taxes reportedly ran into opposition.