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Find similar grantsRAISE Transportation Discretionary Grants (Local and Regional Project Assistance Program Grants) is sponsored by U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) / Office of the Under Secretary for Policy. This program, authorized by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, funds surface transportation infrastructure projects with significant local or regional impact.
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If you cannot find what you’re looking for on this page, please use the search box in the top right of our website. ## INVESTING IN AMERICA: Biden-Harris Administration Announces $1.
32 Billion for Infrastructure Projects of Local and Regional Significance Nationwide 109 projects to receive RAISE grants to rebuild and repair critical infrastructure, increasing transportation access and creating good-paying, union jobs for American workers in their home communities ## Secretary Pete Buttigieg Remarks at RAISE Award Announcement in Lexington, KY Well, thank you very much Secretary, it’s a pleasure to be with you.
As the Secretary mentioned, we became friends back when we were both members of the community of American Mayors - which I don’t think is a community you ever leave - and I think that mayor’s eye view is part of why he has been... ## Biden-Harris Administration Announces $1.
5 Billion Available through the 2023 RAISE Grant Program Popular RAISE Discretionary Grant Program helps communities build transportation projects that have significant local or regional impact and improve safety and equity.
## On Nationwide Building a Better America Tour, DOT Under Secretary Carlos Monje Jr. Highlights Funding from President Biden’s Infrastructure Law for the Albuquerque Rail Trail Project will increase safety and provide more affordable transportation options ## Secretary Buttigieg to Visit Six States on Building a Better America Tour Sec.
Buttigieg, joined by USDOT leaders, mayors, and more, will celebrate major infrastructure projects funded by President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law ## Bipartisan Infrastructure Law RAISE Grants 2022: Funding Projects in All 50 States On August 11, 2022, U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg announced that more than $2.
2 billion from the RAISE program in President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will help fund 166 projects in urban and rural communities. Funds will be used to move forward on projects that... ## Transcript: Secretary Buttigieg Remarks at RAISE Program Launch - Tucson, Arizona Good morning.
What a great day and what a pleasure to be here. Thank you so much to everybody who's joining. Thank you, Senator Kelly -- I'll have more to say about Senator Kelly in a moment.
I want to thank the advocates like Willie, like Vanessa, who have had this vision for such a long time...
## Biden-Harris Administration Announces Funding for 166 Projects to Modernize Transportation Across the Country and Make it More Affordable, Increase Safety and Strengthen Supply Chains President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law more than doubles the funding for popular RAISE Program this year ## U.S. Department of Transportation Announces Availability of $1.
5 Billion in RAISE Grants Made Possible by President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Popular RAISE Discretionary Grant Program funds increased by approximately $500 million over last year under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to help meet overwhelming demand WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Department of Transportation has published a...
## Secretary Buttigieg remarks on RAISE grants and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in Manchester, New Hampshire Thank you, Senator Hassan, for your work passing this legislation—including, importantly, the rail dimensions, which are historic. I’m so glad to be here with Representatives Kuster and Pappas. Mayor Donchess, great to see you; Mayor Craig, love being here in a great river city.
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