We hope to see you in Denver, CO on November 2-4 for the CDFA National Development Finance Summit, Presented by CHFA. This in-person event will bring together the leaders and dealmakers in the development finance industry to discuss best practices, trends, and project financing solutions. After a long three years, we can't wait to see you there!

An ordinance authorizing nearly $30 million in bond funding for recreation projects will get its first public airing when Morgantown City Council sits for its October committee meeting. The ordinance is in support of BOPARC's long-awaited overhaul of the Morgantown Ice Arena and the creation of a new Marilla Pool complex.

Louisiana Bond Commission gave final approval to $45 million in state financing for a critical infrastructure project in New Orleans. The agency wants to build a new power plant to replace unreliable turbines that power the city's drainage and drinking water systems. The project has been touted as a game-changer in New Orleans' efforts to combat more frequent flooding and boil advisories.

The Short-Term Eviction Prevention Fund, a philanthropic enterprise created by a West Los Angeles software entrepreneur, Adam Miller, was created to test his theory that non-punitive microloans could reduce homelessness. Miller created a $1-million fund to make interest-free loans to people facing imminent eviction. They will have three years to repay, and those who default will be forgiven.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced that the USDA has awarded nearly $38M to the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets and the New York State Education Department to further enhance the resilience of New York's food system by providing a boost to farmers and increasing access to local foods.

President Joe Biden's Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) extends tax credits for wind and solar for the next ten years and allows stand-alone energy storage projects to qualify for the first time. The bill also includes tax credits for the manufacturing of wind and solar components.

Governor Tony Evers announced $143 million in federal funds to improve wastewater and drinking water infrastructure across the state. The funds come from the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and will provide $800 million over five years to the State Revolving Loan Fund, which is composed of the Clean Water and Safe Drinking Water loan programs.

Several Eastern Kentucky communities received more than $9.9 million in Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) Partnerships for Opportunity and Workforce and Economic Revitalization (POWER) funds to support 11 projects. The projects will create more than 600 jobs and will generate up to a $40 million investment.

The Lake Champlain – Lake George Regional Planning Board (LCLGRPB) is seeking a full-time Assistant Economic Development Coordinator. Duties include performance of specialized economic development assignments including program research and administration, public outreach, technical program assistance, grant writing/administration, government liaison services, etc. Email resume and cover letter to: Beth Gilles, Director at beth.gilles@lclgrpb.org with the subject line "Assistant Economic Development Coordinator Resume" by November 28, 2022.

The Lake Champlain – Lake George Regional Planning Board (LCLGRPB) is seeking a fulltime Business Development Coordinator. This position involves management of the LCLGRPB's Small Business Loan Fund and working with small businesses throughout the region to address their economic development needs. Email resume and cover letter to: Beth Gilles, Director at beth.gilles@lclgrpb.org with the subject line "Business Development Coordinator Resume" by November 28, 2022.

NCRC CDF is seeking an Underwriting & Loan Service Specialist who is an exceptional multi-tasker that is goal-oriented and highly detailed. The Underwriting & Loan Service Specialist will oversee a high volume of small business loan inquiries from application through underwriting, funding, and post-closing activities, manage existing borrower customer support and provide overall program support within the small business and affordable housing programs.

CDFA is seeking a motivated, well-organized, and energetic individual to fill the position of Manager, Research & Technical Assistance. This position will be responsible for working with fellow CDFA team members to manage and execute a research initiative working with state departments of agriculture to increase access to finance programs among socially disadvantaged farmers of color. The position will also involve various activities related to ongoing research, project planning, stakeholder engagement, and writing.

Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation is seeking a President position. The President is elected by the Board of Directors as its Chief Executive Officer and has general charge and supervisory authority over the business and affairs of PIDC, subject to control and direction of the Board. The President leads PIDC's strategies, resources, products, transactions, and partnerships, promoting investment and development that drives inclusive economic and job growth to every part of Philadelphia.

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