Cook County’s innovative approach to lead service line replacement has achieved remarkable results, leveraging $27 in funding for every $1 invested. By offering wraparound support to municipalities navigating State Revolving Fund (SRF) applications under the bipartisan infrastructure law, the county ensures even resource-strapped communities can access transformative funding. Drew Williams-Clark of Cook County Government shares how this strategy has already brought $12.1 million in new dollars to improve public health and drinking water safety. Episode at https://lnkd.in/esQj4fhh Sponsored by BlueConduit
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The 89th Texas Legislative session kicked off this week and water issues are sure to be a hot topic. Senator Charles Perry has introduced legislation aimed at addressing water supply and infrastructure challenges across the state. As Texas continues to grow, ensuring sustainable water resources for all communities is crucial. https://lnkd.in/gZkWGKyX #TexasLegislature #TexasWater #WaterPolicy #WaterLaw #SustainableTexas
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🌟 Exciting News for Illinois Communities! 🌟 The Illinois EPA has announced $1 million in funding through the Unsewered Communities Planning Grant Program! This funding will help small and disadvantaged communities without wastewater collection or treatment facilities develop project plans to address these critical needs. Key Details: ✔️ Grants up to $30,000 per applicant ✔️ Up to 50 grants are expected to be awarded ✔️ Applications will be reviewed on a first-come, first-serve basis 🔗 For the full news release and more information: https://bit.ly/4gqGiYX
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The Bobolink Project, a program run by Audubon Vermont and partners, is gearing up for another year of providing farmers who modify their mowing schedules financial assistance in order to protect nesting Bobolinks across New England. Read more (and see if your land qualifies): https://bit.ly/4acxLqH
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DEP Awards $24 Million In Grants To Support County Clean Water Projects To Improve Water Quality In Chesapeake Bay Watershed [PaEN] https://lnkd.in/e4i876Ux
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Advocating for water issues in California requires municipalities to take a proactive approach by engaging state and federal agencies with data-driven proposals. Collaboration with stakeholders, such as public and private entities, is essential for aligning on long-term goals like conservation, infrastructure improvements, and supply resilience. Municipalities can secure vital resources by applying for key funding opportunities, such as: ▪️Clean Water State Revolving Fund ▪️Water Infrastructure Finance & Innovation Act loans ▪️Integrated Regional Water Management Program At Rojas Public Affairs, we help municipalities navigate these grants and craft effective advocacy strategies. Tap link in bio to learn more! #cleanwater #waterpolicy #sustainability #water #watermanagement #california #governmentrelations
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LAST CALL! Applications close August 1st for the MI Justice40 Accelerator and Climate Justice Challenge. Are you a community-based organization seeking funding for a clean energy and climate project? Or are applying for the EPA’s Community Change Grants program? The MI Justice40 Accelerator is cohort-based program will provide technical assistance funding and support to 25 Michigan community-based organizations over the next year to support competitive applications to state and federal funding. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gicMkAEB The Climate Justice Challenge for Community Change Grant commits to matching 5% of funds awarded successfully by the EPA to Michigan community-based organizations for those who apply to the EPA by August 1. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gMYwHxpz
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DEP Awards $24 Million In Grants To Support County Clean Water Projects To Improve Water Quality In Chesapeake Bay Watershed [PaEN] https://lnkd.in/e4i876Ux
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Navigating the funding landscape for water infrastructure in California can be challenging, but with the right approach and resources, public agencies and municipalities can enhance their chances of securing the necessary funds. Here’s how: 🔻 Tap into State Revolving Funds: Access low-interest loans for water projects via the Clean Water and Drinking Water State Revolving Funds. 🔻 Utilize Proposition 1: This initiative provides billions in funds for water infrastructure. Stay updated through the California Water Commission. 🔻 Apply for WaterSMART Grants: Enhance water efficiency and manage resources wisely with federal grants from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Stay informed and garner expert funding assistance from Rojas Public Affairs! Together, we can achieve a sustainable water future for California! #publicaffairs #water #waterinfrastructure #funding #statefunding #grant #governmentrelations #collaboration
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Federal earmarks remain one of the most effective ways for California communities to secure funding for transformative projects. Whether for water infrastructure, transportation, or public safety, the key to success lies in presenting a compelling case that demonstrates measurable community benefits, aligns with legislative priorities, and shows readiness to act. Building early relationships with lawmakers and leveraging strategic advocacy ensures that your voice is heard when decisions are made. Rojas Public Affairs is here to guide you through the earmark process, helping you turn strategic ideas into funded realities. Tap link in bio to learn more. #rojaspublicaffairs #federalearmarks #policyadvocacy #development #infrastructure #california #funding
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"Debt is a useful tool... and some councils could be using it more". From our recent webinar on infrastructure, Simon Randall (Policy and Advocacy Manager for Local Government New Zealand) describes the advantage of spreading the cost of infrastructure over its lifespan. To watch the entire webinar, and read our report on infrastructure, click the links in the comments below. To hear more from Simon about funding and financing skip to 31:45, and to 46:15.
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