Awards of $500K can help local governments integrate data amongst criminal justice departments and use it to address increases in crime.
USDA to give the village of Sebring, Ohio, $400,000 for corrosion control technology.
Through Sidewalk Labs, DOT's Smart City Challenge finalists will receive technical assistance and the winning city will get the cutting edge transportation coordination platform, FLOW.
Through POWER grants, the Appalachian Regional Commission is making $45 million available for jobs programs.
As part of the Opening Doors campaign by the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness, DOL grants can support local governments that are helping homeless veterans find and train for in-demand jobs.
U.S.DOT initiates another $500M in TIGER grants for highway and bridge, public transportation, passenger and freight rail, port infrastructure, and other projects.
SAFER is now accepting applications through March 25, 2016 for local fire departments.
Redevelopment of brownfields can help cities like Meriden, Conn. attract more businesses and private developments and reduce the tax burden on homeowners.
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