Trump administration's infrastructure plan taking shape
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is finalizing  its  long-awaited infrastructure plan  which would push most of the financing of projects to private investment and state and local taxpayers  according to sources familiar with the proposal taking shape.
President Donald Trump  who spoke frequently of improving U.S. infrastructure during his 2016 campaign  may preview the plan in his Jan. 30 State of the Union address  but details are not expected until afterward  the sources said.
The numbers in the  Trump  plan are still in flux and could change before he unveils it. The prospects of winning approval in Congress are uncertain given that Republicans have only a 51-49 majority in the Senate.
Under the  Trump  plan being shaped  the largest share of the federal money - $100 billion - is expected to go toward cost-sharing projects with local governments  similar to grants.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is finalizing  its  long-awaited infrastructure plan  which would push most of the financing of projects to private investment and state and local taxpayers  according to sources familiar with the proposal taking shape.
 [TGT] may preview the plan in his Jan. 30 State of the Union address  but details are not expected until afterward  the sources said.
The numbers in the   [TGT]   plan are still in flux and could change before he unveils it. The prospects of winning approval in Congress are uncertain given that Republicans have only a 51-49 majority in the Senate.
Under the   [TGT] plan being shaped  the largest share of the federal money - $100 billion - is expected to go toward cost-sharing projects with local governments  similar to grants.