I'm not sure that infrastructure projects need to be bridges to nowhere or housing in dead cities to be useful. There are plenty of infrastructure projects to b

I'm not sure that infrastructure projects need to be bridges to nowhere or housing in dead cities to be useful. There are plenty of infrastructure projects to be done in vibrant, growing cities/regions. Overdue road repair/maintenance, water and sewage modernization, park updates, library modernization and so on could do a lot with long-term benefits. Fiber as infrastructure has some promising potential (that is the city or county or whatnot installs and owns last mile fiber, with connection to one of several competitors for internet service).