Commission adopts county safety action plan and multimodal greenways master plan Williamson County adopted a roadway safety action plan (including a high‑injury network and countermeasures) and a companion multimodal greenways master plan, making the county eligible to apply for implementation funding from TDOT and other sources.

Williamson County just adopted a groundbreaking Safety Action Plan and an ambitious multimodal greenways master plan, paving the way for safer roads and an expansive network of greenways!

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Clark County marks completion of Battleground Lake broadband build, flags $1.2B state BED award County policy analyst said the ARPA‑funded Battleground Lake project connected about 476 homes after a partnership with Comcast, freed roughly $1 million in ARPA funds by reducing county contribution, and noted Washington's $1.2 billion NTIA‑approved BED award to expand broadband statewide.

Clark County just connected nearly 500 homes to high-speed internet thanks to a successful partnership with Comcast, while also unlocking $1 million for future projects!

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MARTA outlines NextGen redesign, on-demand REACH and fare transition affecting East Point riders MARTA representatives told East Point residents about a NextGen system redesign and a new on-demand REACH service that will offer 30-minute pickups within zones, upgraded routes (Routes 84 and 78 running every 15 minutes) and a fare-system transition with a May 2'Oct 30 migration window; East Point station will get new fare gates and temporary construction impacts.

MARTA is transforming East Point with a new on-demand REACH service promising 30-minute pickups and upgraded routes, all while revamping the fare system—are you ready for the ride of the future?

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Administrator announces $20.335 million USDOT grant for Swamp Rabbit Trail connections; fire district study kickoff rescheduled and new GIS launched County administrator said Greenville County received a fully executed USDOT grant of $20,335,000 to connect communities to the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail (no local match), announced rescheduling and extension of a fire district study kickoff and rolled out a new county GIS system.

Greenville County has just secured a groundbreaking $20.3 million USDOT grant to enhance connectivity along the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail, marking a historic win for local communities!

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Public Works Board authorizes opening of federal broadband grant cycle pending U.S. Treasury approval The board approved a staff recommendation to publish a Notice of Funding Opportunity and open a federal broadband construction grant cycle using about $5 million in unspent grant dollars, contingent on final approval from the U.S. Department of the Treasury.

The Public Works Board is set to launch a $5 million broadband grant cycle, prioritizing tribal applicants, pending Treasury's final approval!

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House approves Mosquito Fleet Act to enable passenger-only ferry districts The House passed second substitute House Bill 19-23, the Mosquito Fleet Act, 84-11-3, allowing local jurisdictions to form passenger-only ferry districts to expand short-distance ferry service around Puget Sound and other coastal communities.

The Washington State House has just passed the Mosquito Fleet Act, empowering local communities to create passenger-only ferry districts and restore vital connections across the Puget Sound!

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County says BEAD award assigns Port 80, Comcast, IWISP and FiberLink to expand broadband; construction projected 2026–2030 A county broadband update said Virginia’s BEAD allocation was approved 11/18/2025; four ISPs received service assignments (Port 80 largest share) and construction is slated for 2026–2030, with ISPs reporting to state DHCD and residents having one year after installation to request free service.

Spotsylvania County is set to revolutionize internet access with a new broadband plan aiming for 95% coverage by 2030, but how will residents benefit from the one-year free installation window?

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County approves Slick Fiber proposal to extend ARPA broadband to about 70 addresses Using remaining ARPA broadband funds, the committee approved a Slick Fiber proposal to create roughly 70 new fiber passings at a county cost of about $457,000; supervisors compared per-address costs with prior bids and discussed permitting and program rules.

Washington County has taken a bold step to bring high-speed internet to 70 homes by approving a cost-effective Slick Fiber proposal, turning ARPA funds into digital lifelines!

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WFRC seeks member input on RTP prioritization: connectivity and safety top ranked for active transportation WFRC staff presented draft prioritization criteria for the Regional Transportation Plan and asked committee members to rank criteria; members raised questions about balancing large roadway projects with active transportation and about how much funding is actually directed to walking and biking.

Julie Bjornstead revealed crucial insights into how Utah's Regional Transportation Plan will prioritize projects, balancing active transportation needs with funding realities.

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Shawnee County adopts Trails and Greenways Master Plan after yearlong study The Shawnee County Commission voted 2–0 to acknowledge and adopt a Trails and Greenways Master Plan developed with WSP USA and Parks & Recreation; the plan maps short- and long-term segments, provides GIS deliverables, and emphasizes maintenance and multi-agency coordination.

Shawnee County is paving the way for healthier living with a newly adopted Trails and Greenways Master Plan that promises to boost connectivity and promote active lifestyles throughout the region.

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Route 50 project fills sidewalk and trail gaps, adds ADA access and two pedestrian bridges in Providence District Fairfax County described Route 50 bike and pedestrian improvements in the Providence District that connected missing links from Blake Lane to Prosperity with trails, shared-use paths, sidewalks, two pedestrian bridges, ADA ramps at bus stops and ties to NOVA Parks and the Cross County Trail.

Fairfax County has unveiled a transformative project on Route 50, adding safe trails, sidewalks, and pedestrian bridges that connect neighborhoods and enhance accessibility for everyone.

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Meridian staff recommend direct ‘D’ alignment in Stratford‑to‑Eagle feasibility study; council stresses preserving alternatives City staff presented a Stratford‑to‑Eagle transportation feasibility study and recommended a straight 'D' connector as the top option for improving local connectivity and encouraging redevelopment; councilmembers urged preserving other alignments and updating the Ada County Highway District (ACHD) master street map before development proceeds.

City staff are pushing for a direct 'D' alignment in the Stratford-to-Eagle study to enhance connectivity and drive redevelopment, but council members emphasize the importance of preserving alternative routes for future growth.

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Zytel reports 52 miles in ground, says Franklin County fiber ring complete at Hillsford Bridge Zytel told the Franklin County Broadband Authority it has installed 52 miles of the roughly 210 miles it was awarded, completed a 144‑count fiber crossing at Hillsford Bridge to create a redundant ring, and expects main fiber lit by October 2026 while coordinating BEAD and VODI work and permitting with VDOT.

Zytel has already laid down 52 miles of fiber in Franklin County, creating a robust network that promises faster, more reliable internet for local residents.

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Del City Council approves $375,000 RTP grant application for phased trail linking Eagle Lake and regional routes Del City approved a resolution to apply for $375,000 from the Oklahoma Recreational Trails Program to fund phase 1 of a six‑phase trail project that staff estimates will cost about $4.1 million in total and will include three bridges and 3,000 feet of trail construction.

Del City is on the verge of transforming its neighborhoods with a groundbreaking $375,000 grant application for a six-phase trail project that promises to enhance connectivity to Eagle Lake and beyond!

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Broussard council unanimously approves sidewalk project, adds $32,000 to finish Southfield connector The Broussard City Council voted unanimously to amend and approve funding for a pedestrian sidewalk project that completes a loop on South Bernard Road and adds an approximately $32,000 segment requested by Southfield residents; council noted a state DOTD permit is needed for an Ambassador crossing.

Broussard City Council just approved a vital sidewalk project to enhance pedestrian safety and connectivity, adding $32,000 to ensure a crucial segment gets built!

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Jenkins Council approves resolution to apply for TAP grant to fund sidewalks, connectivity The Jenkins City Council voted Jan. 5 to authorize a Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) grant application for Phase 1 of a multi-phase sidewalk and connectivity project (KY-3086 to Cove Street). Phase 1 is estimated just over $2 million; the TAP request is $1.6 million, with an indicated federal match portion of $409,000 and a local share of roughly $8,366 if funded.

Jenkins City Council is taking a bold step towards enhancing pedestrian safety and connectivity with a $2 million sidewalk project, aiming to apply for a $1.6 million federal grant!

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County administrator: $2M in ARPA set for broadband; 10% spent, commissioners press for on-time completion County Administrator Andrew Keller told the Richland County Board on Jan. 6 that the Broadband Ohio project has $2,000,000 in ARPA funding for 748 last-mile connections and that $200,000 (10%) has been expended; commissioners emphasized monitoring and concern about meeting federal expenditure deadlines.

Richland County is pushing forward with a $2 million broadband project, but only 10% of the funds have been spent—will they meet the federal deadline?

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City advances Cannonball Path Phase 6 design; Fish Hatchery shared path and Wingra Creek bridge proposed Staff presented a Phase 6 plan to extend the Cannonball Path along Fish Hatchery Road with a curb‑separated shared path, a diagonal signal at Carver Street and a proposed 14‑ft bike‑ped bridge over Wingra Creek; construction is targeted for 2026 with the bridge possibly delayed to 2027.

Exciting plans are underway for the Cannonball Path Phase 6, featuring a new shared use path and a stunning bridge over Wingra Creek, aimed at enhancing connectivity in Madison!

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Supervisors weigh reapplying for BUILD grant and review Bridge 307 bids that exceed estimates County staff said they will consider reapplying for a multi-county BUILD grant (cost to reapply estimated at $3,000) and reported Bridge 307 bids came in about 15% over the engineer's estimate; the board will take the bridge award decision up at the January meeting.

Winneshiek County is gearing up to resubmit a crucial multi-county BUILD grant while facing unexpected costs for Bridge 307 that could impact future projects.

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Red River Communications outlines USDA Reconnect plan for parts of Clay County; construction expected 2026 Red River Communications told the Clay County Board the company expects to begin construction on a USDA Reconnect-funded fiber project in the South Moorhead–Sabin–North Comstock area in the 2026 construction season and will start customer outreach in mid‑January.

Red River Communications is gearing up for a major broadband expansion in Clay County, promising faster internet access by 2026 and urging residents to get involved!

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Scott County adopts 2026 legislative platform, seeks $5.5M for Merriam Junction Trail The board approved a 2026 legislative platform that calls for mitigating SNAP and Medicaid cost shifts to counties, modernizing HHS systems, supporting the African American Family Preservation and Child Welfare Disproportionality Act, and bonding priorities including $5.5 million for the Merriam Junction Trail and upgrades to 800 MHz public safety radio equipment.

Scott County is taking bold steps for the future by adopting a comprehensive 2026 legislative platform that prioritizes health services and a $5.5M investment in the Merriam Junction Trail!

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RECORDING – NYC Mesh 2025 Year End Review VIDEO | AUDIO | RECAP |  ARCHIVE | PERMALINK On December 16, 2025, NYC Mesh convened its final monthly org meeting of 2025. Matt Boyd hosted a “year in review” presentation of the diffe…

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Ripley Power Board approves next step in fiber build toward Gates and Curve The Ripley Power Board voted unanimously Dec. 1 to authorize the next step of a planned fiber build from Hall toward Ripley, Gates and Curve. Board members approved using Ripley Power reserves to fund initial backbone work; full build-out was estimated at about $640,000.

The Ripley Power Board has officially taken the leap to bring high-speed fiber-optic internet closer to your home, with an ambitious plan to connect Hall, Ripley, Gates, and Curve!

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Joink pitches underground fiber-to-home build to Avon, offers symmetrical gig plans Tim McCombs of Joink told the Avon Town Council the company plans an underground fiber-to-the-home build focused on subdivisions (Sycamore Creek, Stratford, Oak Bend), offered speed tiers up to 1 Gbps symmetrical, described a local storefront and a tentative six-month build window subject to utility locates, and asked to discuss permit-fee relief in exchange for civic connections.

Joink LLC is bringing high-speed, underground fiber-to-the-home service to Avon and Danville, promising reliable internet with speeds up to 1 Gbps directly to your router!

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SEMCOG awards TAP grant to Troy City for Phase 4 trail connection SEMCOG officials announced a Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) grant to fund a Phase 4 trail in Troy that will connect existing segments through school property and neighborhood easements, linking to Long Lake and improving multimodal access.

Troy City is set to transform connectivity with a new trail segment that links communities and enhances access for pedestrians and cyclists!

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Turnpike Authority outlines $96M Canadian River Bridge and East–West Connector plans in Moore Alann Nelson of the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority presented the East–West Connector projects, describing a twin‑span 1.25‑mile Canadian River Bridge (lowest bid ~ $96 million), scheduling milestones aimed at early completion and third‑party environmental inspections to meet ADEQ requirements.

The $96 million Canadian River Bridge is set to transform traffic flow in Moore, with construction scheduled to kick off in September 2026!

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Board approves AT&T plan to add 12 antennas to Red Bulls water tower with conditions After expert testimony and public questions, the Morris Township Board of Adjustment approved AT&T’s request to mount 12 panel antennas at about 90 feet on a dormant water tank at the Red Bulls training site, granting a D‑1 use variance, D‑6 height variance and multiple C variances subject to conditions (matching paint, relocated access, planting and generator‑testing limits).

The Morris Township Board just approved AT&T's plan to install 12 antennas on a water tank at the Red Bulls training facility, promising better coverage for locals!

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Logan leaders give informal OK to 8-foot shared-use path for Canyon Road City staff recommended rebuilding Canyon Road around major water infrastructure and installing an 8-foot shared-use path on the north side; council members offered informal approval by 'head nod' and staff will advance final design and post project materials to the city website.

Logan city leaders just gave the green light for an 8-foot shared-use path on Canyon Road, promising safer streets and better connectivity for all!

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Cass County broadband project reports accelerated construction and new customer connections County broadband manager reported 202 miles constructed on a grant-funded project and a total customer count of about 675 on the original ring, with new construction beginning in the Ardolf area funded by federal dollars.

Cass County's broadband program is ahead of schedule, with 202 miles completed and new construction set to expand connectivity to 1,700 more homes!

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River Street reports build progress in Pittsylvania County as BEAD map awards some locations to SpaceX River Street told the Pittsylvania County Board its fiber network now passes roughly 10,155 locations (up from 7,288) and has installed about 2,354 customers, putting current take at roughly 25%. Staff also showed BEAD award maps that leave some high‑cost pockets awarded to SpaceX satellite service.

River Street's fiber network in Pittsylvania County has surged to over 10,000 locations, with customer installations doubling, but some remote areas are heading to SpaceX!

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