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The City of Milwaukee, Wisconsin plans to redevelop a vacant building into affordable housing with a food accelerator space by using low income housing tax credits, WHEDA tax-exempt bond financing, American Recovery Plan Act funds allocated by the State of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Housing Trust Funds, a $1.25 million developer-financed Tax Incremental Financing district, deferred developer fees, and other grants and loans.

Join us on Tuesday, July 18 at 2:00 PM ET for the next installment of the CDFA // BNY Mellon Development Finance Webcast Series: Driving Investment in Main Street Redevelopment. During this session, development finance professionals will share creative financing approaches that are being used to reinvest in main street communities around the country.

Everytable, a mission-driven food company that fights for food justice by making fresh, nutritious food accessible and affordable for all, announced that it has successfully raised $25 million in the initial closing of its Series C-2 preferred stock financing. The round was led by the Dohmen Company Foundation (DCF) through the Dohmen Impact Investment Fund, focused on investing in companies capable of preventing and reversing diet-related diseases.

States aren't the only ones poised to receive federal broadband funding, as the National Telecommunications and Information Administration doled out $8.39 million to 17 Tribal entities across the country. The money comes from the nearly $3 billion Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program, which was formed from the $65 billion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act passed in 2021.

The State Bond Commission is expected to approve $340.2 million in funding for projects across Connecticut. The agenda includes a $6.5 million request for abatement and demolition of buildings at Founders Plaza in East Hartford and $4.85 million earmarked for renovations to the state Capitol complex. The commission is also expected to approve $9 million for the Department of Economic and Community Development's Small Business Boost Fund.

The Delaware legislature has passed Senate Bill 103. The bill would provide county and municipal government enforcement of the electric vehicle charging infrastructure requirements and apply to the construction of a multi-family residential dwelling for which an application for final site plan approval is submitted on or after Jan. 1, 2025.

Gloucester's city councilors gave a resounding "yes" to a tax increment financing (TIF) agreement for The Cut, a more than $10 million multipurpose entertainment venue in the 22,000-square-foot vacant former CVS Pharmacy building at 177 Main St., which is undergoing a complete rehab.

The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) is seeking a CDA Lending and Risk Analyst II/Energy Loan Underwriter. The Energy Loan Underwriter evaluates requests for energy-efficiency financing projects. This includes requesting, securing, and tracking needed documentation from applicants and contractors; processing and reviewing applicant financial and credit risk analysis; issuing Pre-Approval and Decline letters, commitments, and other correspondence.

The Tucson Industrial Development Authority (Tucson IDA) is seeking a Grants & Evaluation Director to lead development activities, which include full cycle proposal development, post-award compliance, monitoring, and evaluation frameworks. The Director collaborates with and advises program staff and functional leaders on strategic initiatives to support a rapidly-scaling, mission-driven organization. To apply, submit a resume, cover letter, and writing sample to angelique@tucsonida.org

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