From large metropolitan centers to rural villages, investment matters. Even the tiniest of contributions in our communities can make all the difference. In low and moderate-income (LMI) areas, where private investment rarely flows without public incentives, federal investment can make all the difference. For many members of Congress, the question is not whether federal investment
Why Washington Should Invest in Community Development Block Grants
NLC CitiesSpeak
- Shine a Spotlight on Public Service with LocalGov 250 Champions
- From Congress to Community: Morgantown’s Monongahela River Revival
- Bright Future U Prepares Youth for Career in Energy
- Suburb Solutions: Utilizing Tax Financing for Community Growth in Lawrenceville, Georgia
- Five Year Review: How State Laws Have Impacted Local Decision-Making
- Mapping Food Insecurity: Using Local Data to Drive Community Solutions