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A portrait of Tony Batalla, the CIO and Director of Information Technology for the city of Oakland.

Tony Batalla: Oakland’s Chief Information Officer & Director of Information Technology

An Oakland IT leader shares insights on technology, leadership, and what public service means in a rapidly changing world.

A neighborhood is left ravaged by tornado damage.

Strategic Partnerships

U.S. Economic Development Administration opens $1.4B in grant opportunities nationwide

The funds are designed to aid communities affected by natural disasters in 2023 and 2024, and can be used for either construction or non-construction projects.

Mary Scott Nabers

Public funding scarcity for critical projects will result in new models of collaborative financing

Evolving trends in public funding will result in changes to procurement practices for large projects in 2026.

Mary Scott Nabers

A fast-growing trend may have great impact on government procurement

Without funding for infrastructure projects, private sector funding for large public projects may be the only option left.

Mary Scott Nabers

Trump’s proposed 2026 budget offers insight into more change

It is impossible for anyone to know what to expect from officials at the federal level of government. Big changes are happening.

Adam Rollins

Texas BDO grants offer $3.8B for broadband expansion

Applications for the first round are due Aug. 1, 2025, and for the second round are due Oct. 24, 2025.

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Mallory Greenham: Revitalizing Rust Belt communities with decisive leadership

Mallory Greenham serves as chief of staff for the City of Hamilton.

an aerial view shows a roll road parallel to a train coming down tracks in front of a cloudy sky

Miles Smith

USDOT announces grants for regional infrastructure upgrades

Awards may be used to fund technical resources, planning and project development through innovative financing and delivery methods.

woman's arms operating a laptop computer with notes on the desk

Adam Rollins

Massachusetts invests $31M to expand AI computing access

The $31 million grant will go toward expanding access to sustainable high-performance computing needed for AI innovation.

Keaton Peters

Iowa city maps out $41M downtown revitalization

This initiative is being heralded as Urbandale's first significant redevelopment effort in its history.

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