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Bills to make it harder for the Miami-Dade Expressway Authority to raise tolls are pending in the Florida Legislature, and are raising concern about bond funding for future projects.
April 3 -
Rep. Paul Ryan's proposed fiscal 2015 budget "takes a bipartisan jackhammer" to transportation funding, said Rep. Nick Rahall, the top Democrat on the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee.
April 3 -
Mesa's plan to build a 1.9-mile light-rail extension using $200 million of revenue bonds does not require a public vote, a Maricopa County Superior Court judge ruled on April 1.
April 3 -
A bad business model is at the heart of problems at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, a report from an NYU transportation center said.
April 2 -
More spending will be necessary to improve the condition of New York City's bridges, according to the Independent Budget Office watchdog group.
April 2 -
Two separate sales tax measures that pit street repairs against mass transit projects are being floated in Los Angeles County.
April 1 -
The heavy political lifting to overhaul the governance structure of the Chicago region's transit system and improve its funding now begins following the release of a state transit task force recommendation that the current system be scrapped.
April 1 -
The Florida Department of Transportation has opened its first public-private highway project - the $1.8 billion Interstate 595 Express Lanes in Broward County.
April 1 - Texas
North Texas Tollway Authority will remarket $100 million of bonds as a direct letter of pay for a 2011 issue is set to expire in July.
March 31 -
A state transit task force proposed scrapping the current governance structure of transit services in the Chicago region under a framework that calls for the creation of new, single super agency.
March 31 -
Oconee Regional Medical Center's failure to resolve covenant violations prompted Standard & Poor's to cut the Georgia hospital operator's ratings to CCC from B.
March 31 -
Major U. S. corporations are calling on Congress to increase transportation infrastructure funding in the next highway bill.
March 31 -
The arrest of Mayor Patrick Cannon may prompt state lawmakers to strengthen a law removing Charlotte Douglas International Airport from the city's control.
March 31 -
A new Austin medical school will share in the proceeds of a $285 million revenue bond issue from the University of Texas System.
March 31 -
A bill that would allow Nebraska to issue bonds for highway construction advanced last week despite an eight-hour filibuster aimed at derailing the measure.
March 28 -
El Paso will seek new money for its airport and savings on outstanding debt with a combined $155 million issue of refunding bonds and certificates of obligation.
March 28 -
The chairman of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, David Samson, has resigned his position as of Friday morning, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said.
March 28 -
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo unveiled a transportation resiliency program to help prepare the region for future emergencies and reduce storm impact on vital transportation infrastructure.
March 27 -
Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., on Thursday said she expects the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee will be able to vote on a six-year transportation bill next month.
March 27 -
Pennsylvania's Department of Transportation will invite four teams to submit proposals for the rapid bridge replacement P3 project, said Commissioner Barry Schoch.
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