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Winter Haven adopts $260M budget for 2024, full of capital projects and pay raises - Vimarsana News

Winter Haven adopts $260M budget for 2024, full of capital projects and pay raises

The budget includes tons of transportation and building projects, as well as money for pay raises and more city staff.

Source: yahoo.com
Borderlands: Houston export terminal lets Temco capitalize on grain demand - Vimarsana News

Borderlands: Houston export terminal lets Temco capitalize on grain demand

This week in Borderlands: Houston export terminal lets Temco capitalize on grain demand; $10M FAST lanes completed at World Trade Bridge; Spearpoint Logistics to open distribution hub in Texas; and Port Houston’s terminal container yards receive upgrade. Temco aims to seize more of the global agribusiness market by adding an export grain terminal in Houston

Despite traffic concerns, up to 207 units coming to Lucerne Park Road - Vimarsana News

Despite traffic concerns, up to 207 units coming to Lucerne Park Road

Construction on a new mixed-use project near Old Lucerne Park Road and Lucerne Park Road is expected to start in summer or early fall of 2022.

Winter Haven receives $9M to improve roads - Vimarsana News

Winter Haven receives $9M to improve roads

On Monday, Gov. Ron DeSantis awarded the City of Winter Haven more than $9 million for road improvements at the Intermodal Logistics Center.

DeSantis: $9 million on way to Polk County for economic growth - Vimarsana News

DeSantis: $9 million on way to Polk County for economic growth

Gov. Ron DeSantis said this is the first of several announcements he will make regarding job growth and infrastructure.

Source: usf.edu