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Normal, IL, USA / www.cities929.com May 11, 2021 | 4:52 PM (The Center Square) – Expect summer construction season to ramp up as communities around the state dip into grant money for construction projects. The fourth round of $250 million in Rebuild Illinois grants will go to municipal, township and county projects around the state. Projects include road and bridge improvements, new storm sewers and bike paths, and other long-term maintenance needs with financial oversight from the Illinois Department of Transportation. Gov. J.B. Pritzker, while speaking in Champaign on Tuesday, said other ...

* Press release… As summer construction season ramps up, Gov. JB Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) today announced the fourth round of $250 million in Rebuild Illinois funded grants is available to advance municipal, township, and county projects across the state. With the latest round of grants, $1 billion in funding has now been distributed to address local transportation needs. The funding ensures that local governments can continue to invest in projects that sustain good-paying jobs and enhance quality of life for Illinois residents. “In a sign that Illino...

MASSENA — The village’s Department of Public Works hopes to pave additional streets this year with extra funding included in the budget.

Burden lifted off Buffalo officials to maintain state roads in the city Mike Baggerman © Provided by WBEN Radio Buffalo Main and Ferry Street in Buffalo. April 23, 2021 BUFFALO, N.Y. (WBEN) - Roads in the City of Buffalo are destined for improvement after a more than $16 million investment from the state, Senator Tim Kennedy announced Friday alongside city officials. The investment represents a 185% increase in funding compared to last year's budget allocation. In Buffalo: State Senator Tim Kennedy, Mayor Byron Brown, and DPW Commissioner Mike Finn are announcing $16.1 mill...

dphillips@post-journal.com A new smart parking meter that has been installed recently in downtown Jamestown. The smart parking meters currently accept coin and credit card payments. P-J photo by Dennis Phillips The New York state budget passed last week included good financial news for the city of Jamestown. Mayor Eddie Sundquist said during the Jamestown City Council work session meeting Monday that the city will be receiving its full amount of state aid this year. In January when Gov. Andrew Cuomo discussed his executive budget, it was estimated that state aid to municipalities might be de...