#public-works

#public-works

Bromley Borough is prohibiting vehicular traffic on several roads for 5G upgrades, lasting up to 18 months from March 3, 2025.

The WRC renovation costs unexpectedly ballooned due to unforeseen complications, leading to over €500,000 in final expenses.

Pacific Palisades home was severely damaged by landslide after surviving devastating fire.

New legislation by Governor Hochul modernizes NYC's procurement process for faster and cost-effective infrastructure development.

The reopening of the Mission library is delayed until winter 2026 due to unforeseen construction challenges.

Cupertino's city workers mistakenly removed and discarded lawful election signs, which raises concerns about election integrity and proper city procedures.

Finance Minister Donohoe accepted responsibility for the embarrassing shelter spending amid public anger, while O'Donovan denied direct accountability for the expenses.

The Treasure Valley Reload Center project was intended to boost Malheur County but remains uncompleted after significant funding and effort.

Merrett Stierheim was instrumental in shaping modern Miami-Dade County through significant public works projects like Metrorail and Zoo Miami.

Long Beach significantly reduced potholes after record rains by launching a community cleanup initiative focused on repairing 63,000 potholes before the next rainy season.

Candidates in District 9 are addressing critical road infrastructure issues, prioritizing safer conditions and sustainable improvements for the community.

Homeless individuals quickly return to camps after aggressive sweeps by authorities.

The silk oak tree at Valencia and 18th streets was cut down due to safety concerns and to prevent disruption to foot traffic.

The decision to cut down the tree was made after it was deemed a hazard following discussions with multiple supervisors at San Francisco Public Works.