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The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority adopted a $885.7 million budget for fiscal 2015 and approved the sale of $287 million of bonds June 5.
June 6
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New study links increased public corruption to high levels of state expenditures on highways and other construction projects.
June 6 -
Infrastructure in New York City and around the Northeast is crumbling. How to pay to fix it is a question without easy answers.
June 6
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It's yes to 38 Studios debt and no to Sakonnet River Bridge tolls as Rhode Island House Finance Committee approved a revised $8.7 billion budget.
June 6 -
The leaders of the Senate Finance Committee on Thursday that they will hold a series of tax reform hearings this summer and will continue to look for innovative ways to fix the Highway Trust Fund other than using revenues from repatriation.
June 5 -
The Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday approved a $51 billion transportation spending measure for fiscal 2015, as a subcommittee chair warned about the pending insolvency of the Highway Trust Fund.
June 5 -
Fitch revised the outlook to negative on Alabama's Birmingham Airport Authority bonds citing erosion in the enplanement base as debt service obligations begin to increase.
June 5
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Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper has vetoed a bill that imposed limits on public-private partnerships for transportation projects in the state.
June 5
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S&P revised its outlook on Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority revenue bonds to negative from stable while affirming its A-minus rating on the bonds.
June 4 -
The proposed EPA rule to reduce carbon emissions could negatively pressure issuers' credit ratings, some analysts said in preliminary comments this week.
June 4
