CORF is designed to be flexible, sustainable, and complementary to existing environmental remediation programs at the state and federal levels – and fills a necessary gap in brownfields funding.
State DOT and Transit Agencies have received Federal Stimulus; despite Aid, these Agencies still Need Regular Funding.
The COVID-19 pandemic plunged the nation into a once-in-a-lifetime recession, triggering unprecedented levels of federal spending to provide direct relief to the American people, small businesses, and local governments. The most recent federal stimulus bill passed in December included funds for various transportation sectors.
#GOPCThread: #OhioCommunitySpotlight Shines Bright on Van Wert
Local Government Programming to Support Neighborhood Stability
This week GOPC hosted the final webinar in our series “Keeping People in Their Homes,” a series exploring strategies for promoting neighborhood stability in the time of COVID. Each webinar in the series addresses themes of neighborhood stability by focusing on strategies well-suited to a variety of actors, including mission-driven developers, local governments and non-profit community advocates.
Community Infrastructure Funding Key Component of Governor's Budget Proposal
#GOPCThread: Ohio's Transportation Budget Proposal
Rental Protection Legislation for Local Governments
This week GOPC hosted the third webinar in our series “Keeping People in Their Homes,” a series exploring strategies for promoting neighborhood stability in the time of COVID. Each webinar in the series addresses themes of neighborhood stability by focusing on strategies well-suited to a variety of actors, including mission-driven developers, local governments and non-profit community advocates.
South Bend, Indiana Council Votes to Eliminate Parking Requirements Citywide
#GOPCThread: Smart Growth America Equity Summit: Key Takeaways from Prepare, Prioritize & Promote Panel
Pivots Mission-Driven Developers Can Make to Promote Stability During COVID-19
This week GOPC hosted the second webinar in our series “Keeping People in Their Homes,” a series exploring strategies for promoting neighborhood stability in the time of COVID. Each webinar in the series addresses themes of neighborhood stability by focusing on strategies well-suited to a variety of actors, including mission-driven developers, local governments and non-profit community advocates.