The Bond Buyer » While it is still unclear how the Trump administration’s infrastructure initiative will be funded the solution will not be a $1 trillion check from Congress, Rep. Bill Shuster said in response to President Trump’s speech. “There are billions and billions of dollars out there today, private sector dollars that are going to […]
The Hill » Trump’s speech could offer the first real glimpse into his infrastructure plans since taking office in January.
Associated Press/Business Insider » Tax breaks in the president’s plan could go to projects that would have been built without the incentive.
Philly.com The Inquirer » Trumbull Corp. of Pittsburgh was the only bidder. It’s being paid from bonds and cash reserves.
Associated Press / Chicago Tribune » The study by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation estimates it would take about four years to implement any plans for a toll system. Upfront capital costs for a toll system in Wisconsin would range between $350 million to $400 million.