Milano allocates €56 million for road maintenance 2026‑2027

Italian municipalities are launching a series of road‑work and infrastructure programmes in the summer of 2026. Milano will spend €56 million over 2026‑2027 on resurfacing, carriageway renewal and sidewalk upgrades, aiming to double annual spending and improve safety, with works scheduled at night to limit disruption. In Medicina, the council has started a €500 000 road‑rehabilitation programme covering Via Fasanina, Via Cantagrillo and Via Cappellaccio, part of a broader €1.7 million post‑flood recovery plan. Diano Marina’s local police have issued a final ordinance confirming the new bike‑lane layout on SS 449 after a successful monitoring phase. Giulianova completed a tree‑preservation protocol on Via Nievo, integrating arboricultural care with pavement works, while the city also debates new structures on its southern pier. Other towns such as Gagliato, Mondovì, Sumirago, Vittoria and Monteriggioni have approved multi‑million‑euro public‑works budgets for road resurfacing, public‑space upgrades and energy‑efficiency projects. Across the region, funding sources include municipal budgets, regional co‑financing and loans from Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, reflecting a coordinated push to modernise local transport networks and public spaces.