Infrastructure

Erie County Medical Center wired $17 million to Erie County last week as part of a borrowing deal that enables the hospital to build a new emergency department.

Carmel's massive spending spree will continue after the City Council voted to approve $96 million in two bond packages to pay for a boutique hotel, roadwork, pathways and other infrastructure.

As lawmakers mull tax reform and infrastructure, MSRB wants them to understand the value of munis.

The proposed ballot initiative was filed with the California Attorney General's office.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker will soon sign the $3 billion incentive package.

Most Americans are willing to pay more for infrastructure, polling suggests.

The state is testing an alternative to using fuel taxes to raise funds for infrastructure.

Revenue bonds backed by toll roads are looking good, according to Fitch Ratings.

The poor state of America’s infrastructure has been widely discussed and well-documented. To tackle this challenge, it is vital that Congress support and provide public funding.

Minnesota must grant permits before work on the Red River project continues, the ruling says.

They outlined the importance of the $13 billion tunnel linking Amtrak and New Jersey Transit to Penn Station.

Gov. Jim Justice urged residents in a Wednesday evening town hall in Beckley to support the road bond referendum this fall that would create $1.6 billion in funds to upgrade the state's roads and bridges.

The storms force us to consider the value of public assets in everyday life, the prospects for rebuilding with municipal financing, and the effects on credit quality.

The transportation package limits bonding to $400 million.

The U.S. Department of Transportation is taking applications for $500 million of grant funding.

Hawaii's governor signed a bill raising taxes to complete the Honolulu elevated rail project

The immense financial impact of the storm is becoming apparent.

Challenger Nicole Malliotakis called the post-Sandy program “one of the monumental failures” of Bill de Blasio's administration

Trump infrastructure plan will seek private sector funding for transformative projects.

Two companies are to invest more than $250 million into the agency’s 16 highway service areas.