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Three-Track Legislative Process American Rescue Plan Act
Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
(Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act)
Housing Supply and Affordability Act
Build Back Better (Reconciliation)
From CARES to ARPA • Eligibility • Flexibility • Blend of Grants and Formula • Longer Time Horizon • Blending with Infrastructure Funding
Key Infrastructure Shifts • Shift to Discretionary Grants • New Formula Programs • Additional Planning Set Asides • Greater Local / Regional Authority • Program Reforms • Linking Housing and Infrastructure
Preparing Local Governments for BIL Prioritize Map Plan Partner
Lessons from New RAISE Guidance New Funding for Planning Mind the Details Criteria for Competitiveness Equity Climate & Resilience Land Use (!)
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2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Summary
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
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What is the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law?
BIL OVERVIEW
BIL Investments
Reauthorization of the federal surface transportation act
Extends and increases formula funding for transportation
More federal funds available through competitive applications
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Formula Funding
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BIL Investments
BIL Overview
BIL INVESTMENTS
$500
BILLION
Transportation
FOR NEW INVESTMENTS
Power and Energy
Public Lands
BIL OVERVIEW
Formula Funding
Water
Competitive Funding
Policy Overview
Environment
Broadband
Modal Overview
Resiliency
Implementation
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FDOT Total Share of Formula Funding
FDOT FORMULA SHARE Federal-Aid Highway Program Funds New Formula Programs
35%
Increase
FAST Act
BIL
$10
$13.5
BILLION
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
BILLION
FORMULA FUNDING
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Federal-Aid Highway Program Formula Funds PROGRAM
FL FAST ACT SHARE
FL BIL SHARE
INCREASE IN FUNDING
National Highway Performance Program
$5.9B
$7.4B
$1.4B
Surface Transportation Block Grant
$3.0B
$3.6B
$631.3M
Highway Safety Improvement Program
$606.3M
$788.9M
$182.7M
Railroad Crossing Program
$45.2M
$48.6M
$3.4M
Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program
$70.5M
$77.1M
$6.6M
Metropolitan Planning
$107.5M
$142.1M
$34.6M
National Highway Freight Program
$301.4M
$341.9M
$40.5M
Carbon Reduction Program (NEW)
N/A
$320.4M
$320.4M
PROTECT Formula Program (NEW)
N/A
$364.3M
$364.3M
BIL Overview
FORMULA FUNDING
Competitive Funding
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Implementation
FDOT Formula Share FEDERAL-AID HIGHWAY PROGRAM FUNDS New Formula Programs
Formula Funding
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Additional New Formula Funds
FDOT Formula Share Federal-Aid Highway Program Funds
BRIDGE FORMULA PROGRAM
NATIONAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE FORMULA PROGRAM
$244.9 Million
$198.1 Million
BIL Overview
FORMULA FUNDING
Competitive Funding
Policy Overview
Modal Overview
NEW FORMULA PROGRAMS
Formula Funding
Implementation
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What is Formula Funding?
FDOT Formula Share Federal-Aid Highway Program Funds New Formula Programs
Noncompetitive funding programs
FORMULA FUNDING
Congress determines the recipients
Congress sets the formulas
BIL Overview
FORMULA FUNDING
Competitive Funding
Policy Overview
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Implementation
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Competitive Program Overview
PROGRAM OVERVIEW Competitive Funding
13
$187
Existing
BILLION
21
in Total Potential Funding
New
BIL Overview
Example Competitive Programs
Formula Funding
COMPETITIVE FUNDING
Policy Overview
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What is Competitive Funding?
Program Overview
COMPETITIVE FUNDING Example Competitive Programs
Discretionary funds to address specific program purposes
New focus areas Safety
Equity
Multimodal
Resiliency
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
COMPETITIVE FUNDING
Policy Overview
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Implementation
More Information
Example Competitive Programs
Program Overview
Competitive Funding
PROGRAMS
AMOUNTS
Bridge Investment Program (NEW)
$12.5 Billion
Infrastructure for Rebuilding America (INFRA)
$8 Billion
Rebuilding American Infrastructure With Sustainability and Equity (RAISE)
$7.5 Billion
National Infrastructure Project Assistance Program (NEW)
$5 Billion
Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI)
$5 Billion
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
EXAMPLE COMPETITIVE PROGRAMS
COMPETITIVE FUNDING
Policy Overview
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Example Competitive Programs
Program Overview
Competitive Funding
PROGRAMS
AMOUNTS
Capital Investment Grants
$8 Billion
Low and No Emission Bus Program
$5.6 Billion
Safe Streets and Roads for All Program (NEW)
$5 Billion
Culvert Removal, Replacement, and Restoration Program (NEW)
$4 Billion
EV and Alternative Fuel Infrastructure (NEW)
$2.5 Billion
Rural Surface Transportation Grant Program (NEW)
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
EXAMPLE COMPETITIVE PROGRAMS
COMPETITIVE FUNDING
$2 Billion
Policy Overview
Modal Overview
Implementation
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Policy Overview
POLICY OVERVIEW
Safety
Safety
Equity
Resilience
Equity
Modernization & Emerging Mobility
Resilience
Other Policy
Modernization & Emerging Mobility Other Policy
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
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Safety
Policy Overview
SAFETY
Elevates safety, reinforcing Florida’s safety initiatives
Equity
• Strengthens HSIP • Embraces Vision Zero and Safe Systems
Resilience
• Provides new funding for local road safety improvements • Requires planning funds be used to increase safe and accessible travel options • Creates Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant Program
Modernization & Emerging Mobility Other Policy
Creates competitive programs for rail safety, healthy streets, pedestrian safety
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
POLICY OVERVIEW
Modal Overview
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Equity
Policy Overview
Safety
Increases emphasis on equity throughout BIL
EQUITY
• Integral to new and continued programs
Resilience
• Key criteria for discretionary awards
Modernization & Emerging Mobility
• Justice40 Initiative created via EO 14008 will be implemented through BIL
Other Policy
New competitive Reconnecting Communities Pilot Program • Mitigation of transportation facilities that create barriers to community connectivity • Priority consideration to economically disadvantaged communities
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
POLICY OVERVIEW
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Resilience
Policy Overview
Safety
New PROTECT Program
Equity
• $7.3 B formula/$1.4 B in competitive grants for resilience planning and improvements
RESILIENCE
Resilience projects eligible under Surface Transportation Block Grant Program
Modernization & Emerging Mobility
Allows portion of NHS funds to be used for resilience features on Federal-aid facilities off the NHS
Other Policy
Requires asset management and project plans to consider resilience
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
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Modernization and Emerging Mobility
Policy Overview
Safety
Increases commitment to modernization
Equity
• Adds eligibility for modernization/emerging technologies to existing programs Resilience
• Increases Transportation Alternatives Program funding to $7.2B • Creates several programs focused on building an interconnected EV network • New Congestion Relief Program for large urban areas
MODERNIZATION & EMERGING MOBILITY Other Policy
Creates Strengthening Mobility and Revolutionizing Transportation (SMART) Grant Program
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
POLICY OVERVIEW
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Implementation
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Other Policy Issues
Policy Overview
Safety
Additional FHWA/FTA Planning Emphasis Areas • Public Involvement • Strategic Highway Network (STRAHNET)/ U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) Coordination • Federal Land Management Agency (FLMA) Coordination
Equity
• Planning and Environment Linkages (PEL) • Data in Transportation Planning
Resilience Modernization & Emerging Mobility OTHER POLICY
FHWA Policy Framework to prioritize BIL resources
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
POLICY OVERVIEW
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Implementation
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Modal Overview
MODAL OVERVIEW
Highway Summary
Transit Summary
NEW programs and significant amount funds
Multimodal and Freight Summary
Rail Summary
More emphasis on multimodal projects Aviation Summary
Seaport Summary
Some funds will go directly to agencies
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
Policy Overview
MODAL OVERVIEW
Implementation
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Highway Summary ($432.4 Billion)
Modal Overview
HIGHWAY SUMMARY
Significantly increases funding and expands eligibility
Transit Summary
• Safety and Healthy Streets
Multimodal and Freight Summary
• Bridges
Rail Summary
• Enhancing resiliency • Restoring community connectivity
Aviation Summary
• Carbon reduction, EV charging and alternative fueling Seaport Summary
• Wildlife crossings
More opportunity for local governments to access new funding BIL Overview
Formula Funding
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Policy Overview
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Implementation
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Highway Summary ($432.4 Billion)
Modal Overview
HIGHWAY SUMMARY
MAJOR NEW PROGRAMS PROTECT Program
TYPE
FUNDED AMOUNT
Formula and Competitive
$8.7 Billion
Carbon Reduction Program
Formula
$6.4 Billion
National Electric Vehicle Program
Formula
$5 Billion
National Infrastructure Project Assistance Program
Competitive
$5 Billion
Safe Streets and Roads for All Program
Competitive
$5 Billion
Rural Surface Transportation Grant Program
Competitive
$2 Billion
Reconnecting Communities Pilot Program
Competitive
$1 Billion
Healthy Streets Program
Competitive
$500 Million
SMART Technology Grants
Competitive
$500 Million
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
Policy Overview
MODAL OVERVIEW
Implementation
Transit Summary
Multimodal and Freight Summary
Rail Summary
Aviation Summary
Seaport Summary
More Information
Transit Summary ($91 Billion)
Modal Overview
Highway Summary
BASED ON FORMULA FUNDING, FLORIDA’S SHARE IS EXPECTED TO
INCREASE BY 33% COMPARED TO THE FAST ACT
TRANSIT SUMMARY Multimodal and Freight Summary
Makes significant investments in state of good repair projects
Rail Summary
New All Stations Accessibility Program ($1.75 billion)
Aviation Summary
Raises rural set-aside for buses and bus facilities to 15%
Seaport Summary
Over $5 billion for low or no emission buses and facilities
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
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Policy Overview
MODAL OVERVIEW
Implementation
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Transit Summary ($91 Billion)
Modal Overview
Highway Summary
PROGRAMS
TYPE
FUNDED AMOUNT
Existing Formula Programs
Formula
> $68 Billion
Capital Investment Grants
Competitive
$8 Billion
Low/No Emissions Bus Programs
Competitive
$5.6 Billion
TRANSIT SUMMARY Multimodal and Freight Summary
Rail Summary
Aviation Summary
State of Good Repair Grants (NEW)
Competitive
$4.75 Billion
All Stations Accessibility Program (ASAP) (NEW)
Competitive
$1.75 Billion
Rural Ferry Grant Program (NEW)
Competitive
$1 Billion
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
Policy Overview
MODAL OVERVIEW
Implementation
Seaport Summary
More Information
Multimodal and Freight Summary ($28 Billion)
Modal Overview
Highway Summary
Increases investment in multimodal freight infrastructure • More formula dollars • New and enhanced competitive programs
Transit Summary
MULTIMODAL AND FREIGHT SUMMARY
Rail Summary
Strengthens policy and programming that guide investments • Expanded eligibility • Increases critical freight corridors
Aviation Summary
Seaport Summary
Establishes Office of Multimodal Freight Infrastructure and Policy within USDOT
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
Policy Overview
MODAL OVERVIEW
Implementation
More Information
Multimodal and Freight Summary ($28 Billion)
Modal Overview
Highway Summary
PROGRAMS
TYPE
FUNDED AMOUNT
Formula
$7.2 Billion
National Infrastructure Project Assistance Program (“Megaprojects”) (NEW)
Competitive
$5 Billion
INFRA Program
Competitive
$8 Billion
National Highway Freight Program
Transit Summary
MULTIMODAL AND FREIGHT SUMMARY
Rail Summary
Aviation Summary
RAISE (formerly BUILD, TIGER)
Competitive
$7.5 Billion
Reduction of Truck Emissions at Port Facilities Program (NEW)
Competitive
$400 Million
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
Policy Overview
MODAL OVERVIEW
Implementation
Seaport Summary
More Information
Rail Summary ($66 Billion)
Modal Overview
Highway Summary
Transit Summary
Significantly increases funding for intercity passenger $8B rail
Multimodal and Freight Summary
Creates new eligibility for CRISI grants: • • • •
RAIL SUMMARY
Trespassing prevention Advancing innovative rail technologies Improving emergency response plans Locomotive improvements to reduce emissions
$36B
$22B Aviation Summary
Seaport Summary
Establishes new funding for eliminating railroad crossings
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
Policy Overview
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Implementation
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Rail Summary ($66 Billion)
Modal Overview
Highway Summary
PROGRAMS
TYPE
FUNDED AMOUNT
$8B Federal-State Partnership Grants (NEW) Amtrak Projects (NEW)
($12B for non-NE Corridor projects)
Competitive
$36 Billion
Multimodal and Freight Summary
Formula
$22 Billion
RAIL SUMMARY
$36B
$22B
Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI)
Competitive
$5 Billion
Railroad Crossing Elimination Grants (NEW)
Competitive
$3 Billion
Restoration and Enhancement Grants
Competitive
$250 Million
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
Transit Summary
Policy Overview
MODAL OVERVIEW
Implementation
Aviation Summary
Seaport Summary
More Information
Aviation Summary ($25 Billion)
Modal Overview
Highway Summary
Transit Summary
Provides $25B for investments in airport infrastructure
Multimodal and Freight Summary
Allows airports to use new Local and Regional Project Assistance Program ($7.5 B, competitive) for surface transportation components
Rail Summary
AVIATION SUMMARY
Seaport Summary
Allows use of TIFIA loans for airport projects
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
Policy Overview
MODAL OVERVIEW
Implementation
More Information
Aviation Summary ($25 Billion)
Modal Overview
Highway Summary
PROGRAMS
TYPE
FUNDED AMOUNT
Transit Summary
Airport Improvement Program
Formula
$15 Billion
Multimodal and Freight Summary
Air Traffic Control Infrastructure
Formula
$5 Billion
Rail Summary
Airport Terminal Program (NEW)
Competitive
$5 Billion
AVIATION SUMMARY
Seaport Summary
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
Policy Overview
MODAL OVERVIEW
Implementation
More Information
Seaport Summary ($2.5B)
Modal Overview
Highway Summary
Transit Summary
Allows use of RRIF loans for seaport projects
Multimodal and Freight Summary
Promotes advancement of port electrification to reduce emissions
Rail Summary
Aviation Summary
SEAPORT SUMMARY
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
Policy Overview
MODAL OVERVIEW
Implementation
More Information
Seaport Summary ($2.5B)
Modal Overview
Highway Summary
PROGRAMS
TYPE
FUNDED AMOUNT
Transit Summary
Port Infrastructure Development Program
Competitive
$2.25 Billion
Multimodal and Freight Summary
Reduction of Emissions at Port Facilities (NEW)
Competitive
$250 Million
Rail Summary
Aviation Summary
SEAPORT SUMMARY
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
Policy Overview
MODAL OVERVIEW
Implementation
More Information
Implementation
Implementation
Implementation Issues
Monitor new developments from USDOT as they create public guidance
Start identifying and prioritizing projects that may be applicable
Engage MPOs, local governments and community members
BIL Overview
Formula Funding
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Policy Overview
Modal Overview
IMPLEMENTATION
More Information
Implementation Issues
Implementation
Implementation Issues
Census Urban Area Designations and MPO Changes Federal Transportation Performance Measures Buy America Workforce Provisions BIL Overview
Formula Funding
Competitive Funding
Policy Overview
Modal Overview
IMPLEMENTATION
More Information
More Information U.S. DOT transportation.gov/bipartisan-infrastructure-law FHWA fhwa.dot.gov/bipartisan-infrastructure-law FDOT fdot.gov/planning/policy/legislation
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CLEARING THE PATH FOR A SAFER JOURNEY.
Policy Planning Office
Dynamic Envelopes are pavement markings used to decrease unsafe stopping behavior for motorists, bicyclists, and pedestrians near railroad crossings. These white markings, coated with reflective glass powder, indicate the clearance needed for trains to safely pass.
850-414-4800 Planning@dot.state.fl.us
Dynamic Envelopes reduce vehicles stopped on or too close to the tracks by at least 15%.*
Safety is Everyone’s Responsibility
*According to FDOT Pilot Program
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Infrastructure and Older Adults APA Florida
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March 13, 2018
US Census reports (June 2020):
The 65-and-older population grew by over a third (34.2% or 13,787,044) during the past decade.
October 2019: US Census updated to 2034
https://www.census.gov/newsroom/pressreleases/2020/65-older-populationgrows.html
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Older adults outlive their ability to drive between 7-10 years. 35% of women >75 don’t drive at all. Transit funding/services in crisis. Since 2015, the annual number of fatalities has exceeded 35,000, with millions more injured each year. Older adults represent disproportionate share of pedestrian fatalities in 35 states.
Transportation
15% of adults >50 do not have access to any type of internet and 60% say the cost of high-speed internet is a problem Isolation and loneliness present health risks equivalent to smoking 15 cigarettes a day. Isolation is associated with a 50% percent increased risk of dementia.
Connection
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AARP Home and Community Preferences Survey
Learn more at https://www.aarp.org/research/topics/community/info2021/2021-home-community-preferences.html AARP Livable Communities | AARP.org/Livable 48
Opportunities in IIJA/BIL AARP Livable Communities | AARP.org/Livable 49
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act: Broadband
v
$65 billion dollars to support broadband • Grants to States for Deployment: $42.45 billion • Broadband Affordability: $14.2 billion (replaces EBB with new Affordable Connectivity Program) • Adoption of Consumer Broadband Labels • Digital Discrimination • Digital Equity Act: $2.75 billion • “Middle Mile”: $1 billion • Tribal Grants: $2 billion • Additional Support for Rural Areas: $2 billion AARP Livable Communities | AARP.org/Livable 50
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act: Transportation $284 billion for transportation priorities • $39.2 billion new investment in public transit • $4.6 billion for rural area formula grants • $2 billion for Enhanced Mobility for Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities program • $1.75 billion for All Stations Accessibility Program (ASAP) • $5 billion for a new Safe Streets and Roads for All program • Requirement to use 15% of funds to address vulnerable road users • Set aside for Complete Streets-oriented activities • Increase in funding for the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) to $7.2 billion AARP Livable Communities | AARP.org/Livable 51
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act on Other Issues • $50 billion to strengthen investment for water infrastructure, including funds dedicated for western water and to address pollution • $5 billion competitive program to enhance resilience of electric grid • $3.5 billion for Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) • $5.5 billion for wildfire risk mitigation • $3.5 billion in Flood Mitigation Assistance Grants • $1 billion for Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) Program
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Don’t Forget: ARPA Opportunities • $350 billion for State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (+ ERA, HAF, Capital Projects Fund, LIHEAP, etc.,) • Results4America analyzed 150 plans; allocation of $350b is pictured at right
• Includes housing and utilities assistance, broadband, clean water, energy conservation, transportation
• Second half of tranche is released one year from first disbursement; eligible for use through 12/31/26
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Opportunities from AARP AARP Livable Communities | AARP.org/Livable 54
AARP Livable Communities Approach aarp.org/livable
We support communities and state/local leaders to think differently about their housing, transportation and public spaces to create great places for all people of all ages.
Age-friendly framework More than 600 communities and ten states – 53 in FL!
Catalytic grants $9.3 million via 800 grants in five years; 24% in transportation
Nationwide presence Presence in every state, DC, PR, and USVI
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AARP Livable Communities Approach aarp.org/livable
We offer tools and resources to empower state and local leaders to advocate for changes that result in better places for all ages.
Livability Index https://livabilityindex.aarp.org/
Searchable map
https://livablemap.aarp.org Catalytic grants
Free publications
https://aarp.org/livablelibrary AARP Livable Communities | AARP.org/Livable
NOW OPEN: Community Challenge Grants 2022 • More than 800 grants and >$9m since the program debuted in 2017 • Helps local governments and nonprofits make immediate improvements to jumpstart change. • Deadline to apply March 22, 2022 • Learn more aarp.org/Community Challenge AARP Livable Communities | AARP.org/Livable 57
AARP Resources to Assist
Get a copy at aarp.org/livablelibrary
Get a copy at aarp.org/MakingRoom
ADU resources at AARP.org/ADU
Get a copy at aarp.org/livablelibrary
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AARP and CNU’s Enabling Better Places • Addresses how conventional zoning has contributed to inequitable access, amenities, services and more • Focuses on commercial corridors and adjacent neighborhoods • Includes 40+ suggestions for incremental code changes that can enhance communities through better design of: • Streetscapes • Buildings forms and uses • Facades, frontages and parking Download or request a copy at aarp.org/zoning AARP Livable Communities | AARP.org/Livable
AARP Resources to Improve Bike/Ped Safety Free workbook with tools to engage volunteers to assess how to make a community safer and more pedestrian friendly. Get your copy at aarp.org/WalkAudit Free “quick guide” to help bicyclists understand rules of the road. Includes new info on e-bikes Get your copy at https://www.aarp.org/livablecommunities/getting-around/info2020/smart-cycling.html AARP Livable Communities | AARP.org/Livable 60
Other Resources Related to Infrastructure ARPA Guide for Local Leaders (2021) provides an overview of how ARPA funds can advance issues of importance to older adults AARP.org Articles and resources to help promote IIJA-funded broadband programs OATS is an AARP affiliate providing capacity building and training to achieve digital equity for older adults
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Thank you! Danielle Arigoni, Director of Livable Communities AARP Government Affairs darigoni@aarp.org | 202-434-6097 @daniellearigoni And sign up for our free weekly newsletter: AARP.org/Livable-Newsletter AARP Livable Communities | AARP.org/Livable 62