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What’s the Status of Buy American Requirements for Public Infrastructure Projects?
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Public-private partnerships can help stretch infrastructure funds
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New Website Tracks Inflation Reduction Act’s Climate Provisions
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Biden-Harris Administration Recommends Advancing Eighteen Major Transit Projects
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Biden-Harris Administration Announces First-Ever Awards from Program to Reconnect Communities
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Six ways to make your BIL grant application more competitive
How to use federal funds to connect people from historically marginalized communities with high-quality infrastructure jobs.
U.S. mayors get ready to leverage new transportation grants
One of the most tangible ways mayors can improve residents’ wellbeing and the overall livability in their cities is by making their transportation systems more reliant, efficient, and safe.
Mayors see workforce opportunities in federal infrastructure funds
Mayors from across the U.S. joined a session of the Local Infrastructure Hub Tuesday to mark the one-year anniversary of the $1.2 trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and to learn about funding opportunities in the law to strengthen and prepare their workforces for the future.
The Local Infrastructure Hub opens enrollment for technical assistance program to help small, mid-sized cities and towns access federal infrastructure dollars
Registration is open for small and mid-sized cities to participate in a new technical assistance program to help them access federal infrastructure funding.
Applying equity-informed, data-driven approaches to address local challenges
This e-book provides city leaders with a robust resource of actionable tools, case studies and reports showcasing emerging equity-focused practices and efforts from 28 cities.
How some cities are using ARPA funds to build data muscles that last
The U.S. Treasury Department’s guidance to local governments encourages them to invest in evaluation capacity and data systems needed to measure the impact of ARPA-funded programs.