Waterfront Infrastructure

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Waterfront Infrastructure

Wrangell harbormaster outlined more than $43 million in potential EDA funding and multiple waterfront projects

A Nov. 5 staff report from Harbormaster Steve Miller told the Port Commission the Economic Development Administration intends to award more than $43 million for three projects, and described design, permitting and schedule updates for City Dock, downtown tidelands fill, a Six-Mile barge terminal and harbor-basin float replacement.

Wrangell City and BoroughNov 5, 2026

Lewiston hears $474,000 estimate to rebuild lower waterfront restroom; town to consider scope

LewistonOct 27, 2026

Dyess Landing near completion; contractor secured for kayak/dinghy storage

DartmouthOct 16, 2026

Mount Pleasant staff recommend $1.18 million contract to dredge Shem Creek

Mount PleasantOct 5, 2026

City flags Riviera and West End pier replacements as major bonding items

Lake GenevaSep 22, 2026

Waterfront Infrastructure

Select Board reviews $94,035 request for next design phase of Town Wharf improvements

The Select Board heard a presentation that about 80% of the Town Wharf improvement project has Seaport Economic Council grant support and the article seeks $94,035 from the Capital Stabilization Fund for the Town's share of the next design phase; Police Chief Paul Nikas outlined seawall rehabilitation and docking improvements.

IpswichAug 31, 2026

Marina Infrastructure

Commission reviews Scipio Creek and Riverfront marina funding, proposes higher launch and berth fees

Staff proposed a $250,000 CIP allocation for Scipio Creek improvements and larger increases to Battery Park and out-of-county vessel fees; staff is pursuing a ~ $1.5 million grant and Franklin County committed ~$128,500 to electrical upgrades.

ApalachicolaAug 18, 2026

Infrastructure Waterfront

Gilford board moves forward with permitting for in‑kind Glendale dock replacement after hearing structural concerns

Public Works Director reported in‑kind replacement would cost about $1.5 million while floating docks would be $2.4 million; consultant said active structural failure is occurring. The board reached consensus to pursue permitting for in‑kind replacement (five‑year permit).

GilfordAug 12, 2026

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Authority awards $229,000 contract to Kavanaugh Marine for Norton City Pier dinghy dock

Fall River CityJul 30, 2026

Vinalhaven selectmen hear update on downtown work; parking-lot bid paused pending waterfront funding

VinalhavenMay 19, 2026

City plans fiber and cameras along waterfront; rangers, restrooms and enforcement discussed

Bangor CityMay 14, 2026

EDC, DDC unveil redesigned Hunters Point South ferry landing with dual gangways and setback

Community Board 2May 6, 2026

Council approves day-dock repairs, awards contract for Waterfront Park work

BeaufortApr 15, 2026

Council pursues multiple waterfront grants and approves dredging grant for Main Street boat ramp

Sebastian Mar 26, 2026

Council to reallocate $2 million for riverfront bulkhead and cruise terminal fenders

Mobile CityFeb 11, 2026

Port Richey reviews 3D park charrette; council weighs beach expansion, boat-ramp tradeoffs and pedestrian bridge

Port Richey CityFeb 4, 2026

Stuart accepts $1.15 million FIND grant to rebuild downtown dock; project to expand slips to about 44

City of StuartJan 14, 2026

Port Richey approves extra payment to SC Signature after unforeseen seawall and pier work

Port Richey CityNov 26, 2025

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Wrangell harbormaster outlined more than $43 million in potential EDA funding and multiple waterfront projects

Lewiston hears $474,000 estimate to rebuild lower waterfront restroom; town to consider scope

Dyess Landing near completion; contractor secured for kayak/dinghy storage

Mount Pleasant staff recommend $1.18 million contract to dredge Shem Creek

City flags Riviera and West End pier replacements as major bonding items

Select Board reviews $94,035 request for next design phase of Town Wharf improvements

Commission reviews Scipio Creek and Riverfront marina funding, proposes higher launch and berth fees

Gilford board moves forward with permitting for in‑kind Glendale dock replacement after hearing structural concerns

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Authority awards $229,000 contract to Kavanaugh Marine for Norton City Pier dinghy dock

Vinalhaven selectmen hear update on downtown work; parking-lot bid paused pending waterfront funding

City plans fiber and cameras along waterfront; rangers, restrooms and enforcement discussed

EDC, DDC unveil redesigned Hunters Point South ferry landing with dual gangways and setback

Council approves day-dock repairs, awards contract for Waterfront Park work

Council pursues multiple waterfront grants and approves dredging grant for Main Street boat ramp

Council to reallocate $2 million for riverfront bulkhead and cruise terminal fenders

Port Richey reviews 3D park charrette; council weighs beach expansion, boat-ramp tradeoffs and pedestrian bridge

Stuart accepts $1.15 million FIND grant to rebuild downtown dock; project to expand slips to about 44

Port Richey approves extra payment to SC Signature after unforeseen seawall and pier work

More on Waterfront Infrastructure

Waterways commission recommends downtown dredging, Sisters Creek bathhouse and TK Stokes bulkhead for FIND funding

Redevelopment authority approves on-site engineering services for Northfield Point revetment, advances seaport and boating grants

Selectmen hear dock update; HCPC assisting on $2M working waterfront grant

Stonecrest officials say Panola Shoals riverbank work is being redesigned after repeated flooding

Port Orange panel adopts chapter‑9 changes to allow larger residential dock platforms and higher boathouses

Committee: Grants secured for Main Street boat ramp dredging and Swing & Bench shoreline stabilization