Bedford has to paint over its colorful, student-designed crosswalks because the state government says they don't meet strict safety regulations. It’s a bummer for local art and community spirit, as the city is now forced to revert to standard, boring road markings.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Improved maintenance may require future budget allocations for infrastructure repairs.
Residents will benefit from safer, better-maintained streets and improved property aesthetics.
Local students and community members who put time and effort into beautifying their neighborhood streets.
After years of courting data center investment in Texas, state leaders are confronting a new question: Who should pay for the enormous amount of infrastructure needed to power them? State regulators are moving to shift more of the cost of connecti...
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The city is moving to fix a sewer line that is being exposed by creek erosion to prevent a major environmental and infrastructure failure.