infrastructure

The City of Binghamton is hitting the road with $4.8 million of infrastructure improvements on the to-do list this construction season.

The rough ride for the thousands of drivers who use North Street in Endicott every day should be coming to an end soon.

One of the busiest streets in the village of Endicott is receiving some much-need attention.

Binghamton Mayor Richard David says $5.3 million is being spent this year to improve 15 miles of infrastructure.

Binghamton Mayor Richard David is criticizing fellow Republican, President Donald Trump for his plans to eliminate all funding for the Community Development Block Grant program.

Taxes, public safety and infrastructure investment are some highlights from the State of the City Address.

A badly-deteriorated walkway at a city-owned parking garage in downtown Binghamton has been removed.

Millions of dollars are due to come to the Southern Tier for infrastructure work under the Governor’s budget plans.

Work is underway on the latest round of Binghamton’s goal of refurbishing 15 miles of streets and infrastructure a year.

The Draft Binghamton Metropolitan Transportation Study 2017-2021 Transportation Improvement Program, or “TIP” is available for public review at the BMTS website.