Cincinnati’s Beekman Corridor safety project is nearing completion, bringing new traffic-calming measures, shorter pedestrian crossings and bicycle connections to South Cumminsville.
The improvements aim to slow drivers, make streets safer for pedestrians and cyclists, and improve access to nearby neighborhood destinations.
The project focuses on Beekman Street, a busy corridor where residents and city officials…
Cincinnati subway tunnels are the focus of a new feasibility study examining what could be done with the city’s long-abandoned transit infrastructure.
The study marks a new step in Cincinnati’s effort to determine whether the tunnels can be reused, redeveloped or adapted for another purpose.
Cincinnati subway tunnels draw interest from major firms
The city…
Cincinnati is restructuring its street-paving projects to lower costs and allow the city to rehabilitate more lane miles with available funding.
The city expects the changes to increase competition among contractors and reduce the cost of full street rehabilitation.
Cincinnati officials say the approach could help the city move closer to its long-standing goal. That…
The board of trustees of the Cincinnati Southern Railway Trust (CSRT) recently approved a $72.1 million distribution for the city in fiscal year 2028.
This will support existing city-owned infrastructure, with an additional $10 million recommendation, designated as a one-time boost.
The board approved the distribution during its quarterly meeting Tuesday, Sept. 15 for fiscal…
Cincinnati leaders are preparing for the possibility that climate change could bring more residents to the region in the coming decades.
A new report from Axios highlighted the city’s efforts as officials plan for potential newcomers fleeing increasingly difficult conditions elsewhere.
The issue has moved beyond speculation for Cincinnati officials. The city’s Office of Environment…
Cincinnati officials launched the planning process Friday, Aug. 28, with city leaders, Downtown residents and business representatives.
The effort will create a new long-term vision for Downtown Cincinnati as the area continues to undergo major development.
The plan will examine how public spaces, streets, housing, offices and new projects fit together.
Mayor Aftab Pureval said…
Cincinnati lead service lines have reached a major replacement milestone as Greater Cincinnati Water Works passes 10,000 removals.
The Cincinnati lead service lines program still has more than 30,000 lines to replace across the utility’s service area.
Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW) marked the milestone Wednesday, Aug. 26, highlighting progress from a program that began…
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced a $5.3 billion rail investment Friday during an event at Cincinnati’s historic Union Terminal.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced the Federal Railroad Administration funding as part of a nationwide effort to improve rail safety and modernize passenger rail infrastructure.
The funding will support projects in 23 states. Federal officials…
Cincinnati officials are assessing the financial impact of historic flooding that damaged homes, businesses, roads, and sewer infrastructure across the city.
The Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) of Greater Cincinnati has already received thousands of reports related to sewer backups and flooding following the storms that struck the region in mid-July.
Local leaders say the scale…
Cincinnati officials have launched a flood infrastructure review after flash flooding killed one person, injured three others, and caused widespread damage across several neighborhoods.
Mayor Aftab Pureval said the city will evaluate how its infrastructure and emergency response performed during Friday’s storm while working with state and federal partners to support recovery efforts.
The announcement…


