Natural features and processes are vital tools for building resilient communities and infrastructure. As cities shift away from “gray” infrastructure approaches like dams, seawalls, roads, pipes and water treatment plants, technology can evolve to play a new supportive role.
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), which became law on November 15, 2021, made significant investments in the nation’s infrastructure and communities, including for roads, public transit, rail, water, energy, climate resilience, and broadband access. To date...
October 2024 Local Infrastructure Hub InsiderDigest Introduction Welcome to the Local Infrastructure Hub Insider! This monthly digest is your guide to the key information you need to submit competitive grant applications that fully leverage Bipartisan Infrastructure...
The Local Infrastructure Hub hosted a session on October 29 to discuss how the updated Uniform Grants Guidance can help cities leverage federal funding to plan and implement impactful infrastructure and climate projects.