Infrastructure

New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans to continue its aggressive borrowing with $3.1 billion in bond sales over the next three months.

The district of Columbia's quarterly capital expenditures report showed that the district spent $689.3 million on capital projects in fiscal 2012, and debt financing was down about $62 million from the same point is fiscal 2011.

The finance committee of New York's MTA authorized an increase in the amount of fuel-hedging capacity, which budget officials say minimizes volatility.

With its economy continuing to gain momentum, Harris County, Texas plans to refund about $353.7 million of toll revenue bonds in a negotiated deal Oct. 2.

The Utah Transit Authority is moving towards a $320 million bond deal for expansion of its Trax and FrontRunner rail projects.

The San Antonio City Council approved a $4.50 per day airport rental car fee, creating a revenue stream for a $127 million rental car facility.

Airports will suffer from American Airlines impending layoffs of more than 4,000 employees, Moody's Investors Service said Monday.

Credit analysts aren't sure what the impact of the new generation if huge cargo ships will be on U.S. ports, but industry leaders and engineers are sounding the call for billions of dollars in additional investment in America's marine infrastructure.

The Georgia Transportation Board has agreed to a financing plan for the nearly $1 billion Northwest Corridor project that could see more than half of the cost funded with bonds.

A year after firing its new CEO, the Wayne County Airport Authority, Michigan has hired the airport's long-time CFO Thomas Naughton to serve in the top position.