Training · Infrastructure; Community and economic development; Environmental health

Infrastructure Grant Application Bootcamp

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Program type
Training
Field
Infrastructure; Community and economic development; Environmental health
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About this program

The Local Infrastructure Hub, in partnership with the United States Conference of Mayors, offers a no-cost virtual bootcamp and workshop series to help small and mid-sized cities, towns, and villages develop competitive federal infrastructure grant applications (examples include SS4A and the Combined Clean & Drinking Water SRFs). Three-month bootcamps comprise 5–6 modules tailored to specific funding programs and require regular participation, providing subject-matter experts, office hours, data resources, individualized coaching, and peer-to-peer learning; workshops are intensive half-day, grant-specific trainings. Programs are open nationwide on an ongoing registration basis to mayors and municipal staff (in infrastructure management, budgeting, grants management, community engagement, and related functions) from jurisdictions with 150,000 or fewer residents; register via the program website or contact LocalInfrastructureHub@nlc.org for questions.

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