Join CDFA for the next installment of the Federal Financing Webinar Series: Funding Community Energy Needs with the U.S. Department of Energy on August 23. Learn about available funding for renewable energy and energy efficiency research, development, and implementation along with funding networks that provide weatherization services to low-income families.

U.S. EDA announced a $2.1 million grant to the Okmulgee Area Development Corporation, Okmulgee, Oklahoma, for road, utility and drainage infrastructure needed to complete the Okmulgee Business Complex. This project will help redevelop a brownfield site to attract manufacturing businesses and create jobs for the region.

Governor Lamont awarded approximately $17.9 million in state grants to remediate 40 blighted parcels in 13 towns through the Department of Economic and Community Development's Brownfield Remediation Program. The goal of this allotment is to reinvigorate public and private spaces, add to existing housing, mixed use and retail stock as well as increase the overall quality of life of residents in communities throughout Connecticut.

Stony Point's eastern flank between the CSX Rail Line and the Hudson River is dotted with shuttered or barely operating industrial properties that remain under-utilized, fallow, and in most cases, on sites that are contaminated brownfields. The Town of Stony Point is considering a local law that would add a "floating zone," to its planning toolbox for brownfield sites that specifically lie between rail and water.

The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) is gearing up for a productive year following passage of a bipartisan state budget. The $75.5 billion budget includes $729 million for EGLE's general fund: a 31% increase over the current year.

Harbor View Square Brings 75 Homes and Ground Floor Commercial Space to Former Manufacturing Site Development is Part of the City's Redevelopment Plan Funded by the State's $10 Million Downtown Revitalization Initiative Award. The development replaced an underutilized city-owned Brownfield site located at the convergence of the Oswego River and Lake Ontario.

First Midwest Group has invested about $4 million into renovating a vacant Harrison Avenue industrial campus that had once helped put Rockford on the map as "screw capital of the world.". The city is providing "pay-as-you-go" tax increment financing for the project. It will reimburse a portion of the property taxes that would not have been generated without the investment.

The city of Waterville is pleased to announce its successful application to the EPA's Brownfields grant program, a federal initiative that provides direct funding for brownfields assessment, supports future cleanup activities, technical assistance, and research.

CDFA Infrastructure Finance Learning Series: Preparing for Federal Grant Applications
Tuesday, August 9, 2022 - 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Eastern

CDFA-Bricker Webinar Series: Solar Projects
Thursday, August 11, 2022 - 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Eastern

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