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Michigan lawmakers passed a $330 million mid-year 2014 budget supplemental bill last week that features more road money for local governments hit hard by the harsh winter.
March 17 -
New York MTA's Metro-North Railroad overemphasized on-time performance at the expense of rider safety, according to a blistering report by the Federal Railroad Administration.
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Wisconsin plans to come to market as soon as March 20 with nearly $400 million of new money and refunding transportation revenue bonds.
March 14 -
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority is undergoing a reorganization to shrink what a consultant's report called a "top heavy" executive structure, and Chief Financial Officer Terry Matsumoto is leaving.
March 14 -
Private activity bonds for water and wastewater projects would be exempt from state volume caps under bipartisan legislation introduced in Congress on Thursday.
March 14 -
The Transportation Corridor Agencies boards voted Thursday to accept the resignation of Neil Peterson, chief executive officer of two Orange County, Calif. toll roads, who will be replaced on an acting basis by Michael Kraman.
March 14 -
"One of these things does not belong" is a catchy slogan and it comes to mind when looking at the latest tax policy ideas coming from Washington when looking at the municipal bond tax exemption. The exemption is not a result of the growth of a tax code designed to induce or reduce certain behaviors. Rather, it is the foundation for the flow of capital in a $3.7 trillion dollar market required to efficiently finance the nation's infrastructure.
March 12
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The Transportation Department may have to begin rationing state highway grants in July as the Highway Trust Fund is expected to dip below the critical $4 billion mark by summer.
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Oregon's legislature ended its short session this month, approving over $5 billion in debt, but ending the Columbia River Crossing plan for a modern Interstate 5 span across the Columbia River.
March 12 -
Two of Florida's largest airport operators, in Orlando and Tampa, plan to spend nearly $5 billion on multi-year capital plans dependent on millions in bond financing.
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