Capital Improvements Program News Today

County board chair who has supported the street car project all along. It would have affected businesses here along columbia pike at the county Government Office today. He announced that he will make it official today at the county Board Meeting and they just voted on it, 41, by offering a motion to discontinue the street car motion after seeing what happened on november 4 he he cant ignore the election and the fact that voters supported the candidate who made opposition to the street cars centr...

WILMINGTON — One of Wilmington’s most intimate venues, in the midst of 100 acres of wildlife, will be on the receiving end of upgrades…

City leaders and elected officials gathered Wednesday to review options for how to handle a large funding shortfall tied to several park restroom construction projects.

A Downtown building that has stood vacant for more than a decade will continue to avoid the wrecking ball, for now.

LAWTON, OK — The City Council is ready to make a decision on the specifics of a revised Capital Improvements Program.

LAWTON, OK — Dollars for government operations and for a new project list for the Capital Improvement Program will be discussed by City Council members today.

Montgomery County residents can expect more funding in its public schools, some essential services, and infrastructure projects with minimal tax changes in FY25

One of the oldest fire stations in St. Joseph will receive much-needed upgrades in the coming years to the benefit of its firefighters and South Side residents.

Voters in St. Joseph will have a key decision to make this summer after city council members approved an ordinance on Monday to place a use tax extension proposition on

The Lawrence Outdoor Aquatic Center is set to open soon, and the city is hoping to gain residents input on an upcoming $6.1 million renovation project at the c