The 117th Congress concluded in dramatic fashion with Congress passing a 4,100-page omnibus appropriations bill packed with a series of wins for ASCE’s top priorities such as significant new investment for water infrastructure, dams, levees, stormwater and climate data, and...

The Vermont House of Representatives’ draft Fiscal Year 2024 (FY24) budget includes significant reductions to future water infrastructure funding, and it will be up for a vote either March 30th or early April. Here are the concerns with the Vermont House's draft FY24...

Three bills are currently being considered by the Arizona House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee—SB1312 and SB1313 will be up for a vote on Wednesday, March 8th—that will affect walking and biking in Arizona. Our transportation system should provide for...

The new grades are in for the 2023 Report Card for Vermont’s Infrastructure!In 2023, Vermont’s infrastructure earned a cumulative ‘C’, which is higher than the national grade of ‘C-’ and the same as its 2019 report card. Progress is real, but challenges remain as Vermont...

The new grades are in for the 2023 Report Card for Wyoming’s Infrastructure!In 2023, Wyoming’s infrastructure earned a cumulative ‘C’, which is higher than the national grade of ‘C-’. The committee of civil engineers across Wyoming volunteered countless hours and evaluated...

The new grades are in for the 2022 Report Card for Virginia’s Infrastructure!In 2022, Virginia’s infrastructure earned a cumulative ‘C’, an improvement over the ‘C-’ grade in Virginia’s 2015 report. A ‘C’ grade is higher than the national grade of ‘C-’ and means the state’s...

The new grades are in for the 2022 Report Card for Tennessee’s Infrastructure!In 2022, Tennessee’s infrastructure earned a cumulative ‘C’, the same grade from the 2016 report and higher than the national grade of ‘C-’. The committee of civil engineers across Tennessee...

The new grades are in for the 2022 Report Card for Pennsylvania’s Infrastructure!In 2022, Pennsylvania’s infrastructure earned a cumulative ‘C-’, the same grade from the 2018 report and in line with the national grade of ‘C-’. A ‘C-’ means Pennsylvania's infrastructure is...

Share the 2021 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure with your elected officials today!In 2021, America’s infrastructure earned a cumulative C-, a slight improvement from a D+ in 2017. Progress has been made in categories such as water and water resources to modernize...

The new grades are in for the 2022 Report Card for Connecticut’s Infrastructure!In 2022, Connecticut’s infrastructure earned a cumulative ‘C’, an improvement over the ‘C-’ grade in Connecticut’s 2018 report. A ‘C’ grade is higher than the national grade of ‘C-’and means the...

Last year, President Biden signed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) into law. The IIJA represents a historic investment in the nation’s infrastructure and is a significant step to reduce our growing infrastructure investment gap. Unfortunately, increasingly...