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Local Government – Washington State Department of Commerce 简体中文 ( Chinese (Simplified) ) 繁體中文 ( Chinese (Traditional) ) Tiếng Việt ( Vietnamese ) Commerce’s Local Government Division is built to understand and support the diverse needs of local and community leaders. LGD provides financial and technical assistance primarily to local governments, but also supports nonprofits, community organizations, and tribes.
Capital investments are our bread and butter. Our portfolio of programming ranges from broadband and other public infrastructure to community and economic development, planning for sustainable growth, behavioral health, early learning and other community facility investments. There are few aspects of community that LGD does not intersect, and that diversity is our strength.
Need funding for your project? Commerce offers a variety of grant and loan funding to assist you in addressing your community’s needs. Broadband Resources and Funding In Washington, three agencies offer funding to expand broadband access.
Learn more about each program’s offerings and timelines. Community Capital Facilities A capital facility project is the purchase, new construction or significant, long-term improvements to existing facilities that are part of public infrastructure. A capital project usually has a useful life of at least 13 years and typically requires the involvement of an architect and/or engineer.
Growth Management Services helps local governments in Washington manage growth and development consistent with the Growth Management Act. Since its founding in 1985, the Public Works Board (PWB) has awarded more than $3.
6 billion in loans and grants to over 2,200 infrastructure projects […] Research and Development Services The Research and Development Services Unit includes several municipal research programs, the division’s securitization team, as well as a research and project management services team. […] Washington State Broadband Office (WSBO) In recognition that broadband access is critical to the residents of Washington, RCW 43. 330.
532 established the Washington State Broadband Office (WSBO) and tasked it with […] Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB) The Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB) was formed in 1982 to respond to local economic development in Washington communities.
CERB provides funding to local governments and […] Community Capital Facilities You may not think about the Department of Commerce when your school gets a new Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) system, or when the […] Internet for All Initiative The Washington State Broadband Office led a state planning process to develop a Five-Year Action Plan (PDF) and a State Digital Equity Plan (PDF).
These […] Early Learning Facilities Program The Early Learning Facilities program supports Washington’s commitment to develop additional high quality early learning opportunities for children from low-income households. Behavioral Health Facilities Program Our grants establish new behavioral health service capacity in communities through acquisition, renovation, or new construction of real property.
This page is dedicated to the Growth Management Act Periodic Update. We post checklists, guidance documents and other GMA related support materials here on a regular basis to help local governments with their reviews This page provides planning guidance, grants and other resources for developing a climate element that mitigates greenhouse gas emissions and builds community resilience.
The Housing Planning page contains information on housing grants and guidance, as well as links to specific program pages. Commerce Promotes Growth in Washington
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