Take this brief, 5-question survey to tell us what topics you would like to see discussed during this year's Roundtable Conference.

Beginning next year, at least 500 of the Keystone State's more than 4,000 structurally deficient bridges will be rebuilt under the Pennsylvania P3 Act. Since most of the new bridges will have similar designs and construction standards, PennDOT will save money by bundling the projects rather than designing and building them one at a time.

This energy plan articulates Pennsylvania's energy policy for 2014 and beyond. The policy ensures the framework is in place to continue to have an abundant, reliable supply of energy through all types of resources for all Pennsylvanians.

Janney Capital Markets' latest Municipal Bond Market Note provided this In-Depth Look at the Intercept Mechanisms and a Review of Moody's New Treatment of the Post-Default Program's Enhanced Ratings.

Senators in Pennsylvania said they'd like to extend the City Revitalization Improvement Zone to interested small to mid-sized cities in the state, with 13 more of the business-generating tax incentive zones awarded by 2016.

Interested in bringing your organization to the forefront of hundreds of economic development finance professionals in the state? Consider sponsoring the CDFA Pennsylvania Financing Roundtable in 2014.

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The Center for Neighborhood Technology put out this report on the growing effort among planners, real estate professionals, and economists to identify not only the economic benefits of alternative transportation modes in and of themselves, but also the impact that they have on housing prices and value retention. The real estate mantra of "location, location, location" is more important than ever.

This Brownfield Development Guide draws on the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection's 18 years of experience in cleaning up more than 4,760 sites and outlines the full spectrum of services and resources available for the often complex steps involved in redeveloping brownfield properties.

Created by state law in 2011, the NIZ is a special taxing district that encourages development and revitalization. This brochure is intended to introduce businesses to the NIZ, summarize their requirements and point them toward additional information.

The New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) program is a federal tax credit program designed to generate private-sector capital investment in low-income areas. This fact sheet provides a background of the program, outlining eligibility, uses, financing and the procedure for receiving funds.

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