Reported about 13 hours ago
On Election Day, Texas is leading a significant push for infrastructure funding with approximately $7 billion in bond proposals from various municipalities and school districts. This year, across the US, voters are being asked to approve nearly $15.7 billion for projects aimed at improving schools, transportation, and healthcare facilities. Notably, Lamar Consolidated Independent School District seeks nearly $2 billion to build new elementary schools and provide laptops to students. Amid growing economic uncertainty, cities like Denver and Columbus are also requesting substantial funding to enhance infrastructure and housing while avoiding tax increases.
Source: YAHOO