The State of Washington used more than $1 billion of carryforward from Bond Cap Allocation for previous years that had gone unused because of continuing recessionary impacts. The carryforward was entirely for housing projects, as activity remained slow for infrastructure and small issue manufacturing.

RT&S reports that Sound Transit has been approved for a TIFIA loan that will enable the East Link Light Rail to extend another 14.5 miles.

Washington's Department of Commerce issued this report detailing nine municipalities' participation in the LIFT program.

Published by the Institute for Transportation & Development Policy (ITDP), this analysis looks into development return on transit investment, comparing more than 20 transit systems around the country and internationally.

As part of President Obama's proposed 2016 fiscal year budget, $75 million is set to be allocated towards expanding the Tacoma Link light rail.

March 25-26, 2015
The Intro Food Systems Finance WebCourse examines the development finance programs that sustain a local food system and how investments in that system can drive economic development on a broader scale. Topics covered include federal, state, and local sources of capital, stakeholders involved in the financing process, and case study examples that showcase the variety of financing programs.

The CDFA Washington Financing Roundtable launched in January! As part of this launch, the Washington Roundtable Advisory Committee was established to help lead the initiative's programming and direction.

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