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Greg Fischer
Former Mayor | Louisville, KY

ARP: Louisville KY, Invests in Families

Idea Category: Infrastructure, Safety Net | Funding Source: American Rescue Plan

Mayor Greg Fischer announced that Louisville will spend $87.4 million of ARP funding to invest in childcare, parks, pools, and public health. The city will also fund improvements to the library system, including by opening up two new branches. Fischer believes that the investments will benefit every part of the community, especially those most in need of support.

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Mayor Greg Fischer: New Emissions Target in Louisville

Idea Category: Climate Change | Funding Source: ARP

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ARP: Louisville KY, Pre-Apprenticeship Programs Provides Jobs in Financial Crisis

Idea Category: Equity & Opportunity, Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP

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Commision on Gender Equity

Idea Category: Equity & Opportunity, Healthcare | Funding Source: ARP

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Beech Technologies

Idea Category: Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP

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Code Louisville – Free Training for Web Development Careers

Idea Category: Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP

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Career Calculator

Idea Category: Jobs and Entrepreneurship | Funding Source: ARP

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LouTechWorks

Idea Category: Jobs and Entrepreneurship, Smart Government | Funding Source: ARP

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Eddie Melton | Mayor | Gary, IN

Under Gary Mayor Eddie Melton, City Council Voted to Spend $3.5M in ARPA Funds to Impove City Street Lights and Provide Grants to Local Nonprofits

Indiana: Under Gary Mayor Eddie Melton, the City Council has voted to spend $3.5 million...

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Andy Schor | Mayor | Lansing, MI

Lansing Mayor Andy Schor Utilized Funds from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and IRA for Clean Energy Transition

Michigan: Mayor of Lansing Andy Schor has been using funds from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law...

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