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Legislative audit co-chair accuses Evers' administration of 'shadow government' | Wisconsin

(The Center Square) – One of the Republicans in charge of the legislature’s audit committee made strong accusations for against Gov. Tony Evers’ administration over nearly $100 million in COVID-19

Officials Break Ground on $21M Kinetic Project to Bring Fiber Broadband to 4,000 in Lee County

READOUT: Treasurer Chief Malerba Outlines Biden-Harris Administration's Historic Support for Tribal Communities at the National American Indian Housing Council's Legislative Conference

Officials Break Ground on $21M Kinetic Project to Bring...

Strong Communities Data Consultant RFP | Planetizen Events Board

Request for Proposals Division of Local Government Infrastructure and Strong Communities—Consultant Sought The Strong Communities Grant Program was created through Colorado House Bill 22-1304 and is funded by federal stimulus funds. It is collaboratively managed by the Department of Local Affairs Division of Local Government, Colorado Energy Office, and Department of Transportation. Funding for Strong Communities is appropriated from the Affordable Housing and Home Ownership Cash Fund which originated from the Federal Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund (also referred to as State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds, or SLFRF). A portion of this initial funding will be used for acquiring a consulting team to develop a methodology for quantifying the impact of the land use strategies. The Strong Communities Grant Program is intended to incentivize the adoption of transformational practices, programs, and policies that support sustainable development patterns and affordable housing into the future. This program helps communities align policies and regulations to focus on locating affordable housing in infill locations near jobs, transit, and everyday services; ensuring new neighborhoods have housing of all types, sizes, and price points and are connected by multimodal transportation options to the rest of the community. The Strong Communities Program is seeking a consultant to develop a methodology and/or tool to estimate the potential impact of the land use best practices adopted by communities. Indicators include economic costs and savings, impact on affordable housing development, and environmental impacts on greenhouse gas emissions, vehicle miles traveled, and household transportation costs. The methodology will be used to understand the comparative benefits of different land use best practices, and to support the reporting requirements of the Strong Communities Program. Interested consultants: An optional informational webinar will be held on Wednesday, February 14, at 2:00 pm (MST). The session will be recorded and posted on the Strong Communities website. All inquiries should be directed to Brenda Lujan (brenda.lujan@state.co.us). This solicitation is published using both the Colorado Vender Self-Service portal (VSS) and the Rocky Mountain BidNet systems. Proposing vendor/consultant(s) must be registered on both VSS and BidNet in order to download solicitation documents and information and to be considered responsive at the time set for submission competitive quotations. One emailed copy of competitive quotation and one copy uploaded to the Rocky Mountain BidNet system, in .pdf format, which will serve as the “original” in place of a hard-copy, must be submitted. Proposal Submittal Deadline: Friday, March 29, 2024, 2:00pm (MST) to brenda.lujan@state.co.us

Florida doles out $135M for broadband expansion in more than 30 counties

Audit Committee co-chairs, Evers at odds over interest from COVID-19 funds

Broadband expanding to 57 Oklahoma counties - High Plains Journal

More than 55,000 Oklahoma homes and businesses can look forward to high-speed internet installation with 142 broadband projects.

Laguna Woods public library finally gets a home of its own

Expanded county branch has grand opening after 20 years operating from a counter inside City Hall

Pine Twp. hears status of grant application for Greenwood Road funding

CLEARFIELD — Pine Township Supervisors heard a report on the status of grant to upgrade Greenwood Road.