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Tom Carney

Tom Carney

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Editor, Upland Almanac

Prescott

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Entertainment , Lifestyle , Arts And Culture

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Total articles 33

  • Chicago needs infrastructure investment from $830 million bond sale

    By Tom Carney| Our Community Now@ Opinion The funding will support CDOT’s work to resurface more than 150 miles of streets each year, extending the lifespan of our roadways on both high-traffic arterial roads and residential streets. It will also provide essential resources to enhance traffic safety, dedicating funds for pedestrian safety improvements, with a focus on areas near schools, parks, high-crash corridors, and 100 bus stop accessibility improvements.

    By Tom Carney · Our Community Now

    Feb. 26, 2025

  • Chicago needs infrastructure investment from $830 million bond sale

    By Tom Carney, Randy Conner, Julie Hernandez-Tomlin| Chicago Sun-Times Verified As leaders of our city’s infrastructure departments, we have 50-plus years combined in city service, and we are squarely focused on maintaining the systems and services that are critical to our residents’ ability to live and thrive. Chicagoans simply cannot go without clean, safe drinking water or reliable, maintained roads.

    By Tom Carney, Randy Conner, Julie Hernandez-Tomlin · Chicago Sun-Times

    Feb. 25, 2025

  • Chicago needs infrastructure investment from $830 million bond sale

    By Tom Carney| Our Community Now@ Opinion The funding will support CDOT’s work to resurface more than 150 miles of streets each year, extending the lifespan of our roadways on both high-traffic arterial roads and residential streets. It will also provide essential resources to enhance traffic safety, dedicating funds for pedestrian safety improvements, with a focus on areas near schools, parks, high-crash corridors, and 100 bus stop accessibility improvements.

    By Tom Carney · Our Community Now

    Feb. 26, 2025

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Upland Almanac