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Keeping Counties Moving

Since 2015, NACo with support from the Federal Highway Administration has worked to assist county officials and staff in exploring the nexus between transportation innovation and investments that promote long-term economic resilience.

Keeping Counties Moving

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Keeping Counties Moving

Keeping Counties Moving

Since 2015, NACo with support from the Federal Highway Administration has worked to assist county officials and staff in exploring the nexus between transportation innovation and investments that promote long-term economic resilience.

Since 2015, NACo with support from the Federal Highway Administration has worked to assist county officials and staff in exploring the nexus between transportation innovation and investments that promote long-term economic resilience.

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2020-01-08

Keeping Counties Moving

Since 2015, NACo with support from the Federal Highway Administration has worked to assist county officials and staff in exploring the nexus between transportation innovation and investments that promote long-term economic resilience.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Reports & Toolkits

Connected Counties: Tech Innovations in Transportation

Connected Counties explores how counties across the US are taking advantage of emerging connected and autonomous vehicle technologies to improve safety, enhance mobility and promote local economic competitiveness.

Education & Training

Educational Presentation

Presentations from the Keeping Counties Moving: Innovations in Transportation Peer Exchange

The Keeping Counties Moving: Innovations in Transportation Peer Exchange was held in Alameda County, Calif., March 24-25, 2016. to explore the county role in facilitating freight activities.
Transportation & Infrastructure

Reports & Toolkits

Keeping Counties Moving: Freight Transportation as an Economic Engine

America’s counties play an essential role in developing transportation and infrastructure networks. Counties own and maintain 45 percent of America’s roads and 40 percent of bridges, in addition to investing over $122 billion annually in infrastructure and public works.
Transportation & Infrastructure

Workshop

Keeping Counties Moving: Understanding the Role of Freight Transportation as an Economic Engine

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Transportation & Infrastructure

Blog

Counties directly eligible for $848 million through new USDOT PROTECT transportation resilience grants

On April 21, Earth Day 2023, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced the availability of $848 million in FY 2022 and FY 2023 funding for the Promoting Resilient Operations for Transformative, Efficient, and Cost-Saving Transportation (PROTECT) Grant Program.
Community & Economic Development

Blog

Remote building inspections beneficial for rural governments

NACo Partner Resource This blog post is sponsored by NACo partner IBTS.
Transportation & Infrastructure

Blog

USDOT announces $1.18 billion competitive funding opportunity for local road safety improvements

On March 30, the U.S. Department of Transportation posted a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) competitive grant program.
Transportation & Infrastructure

Blog

Legislative Analysis for Counties: Freight Rail Safety Legislation in the 118th Congress

Following the freight train derailment and ensuing disaster that occurred in East Palestine, Ohio in early February, federal policymakers are crossing the aisle to improve freight rail safety. NACo strongly supports efforts to improve the safety of our national rail freight network:
Transportation & Infrastructure

Blog

Counties directly eligible for $700 million in FY 2023 USDOT Electric Vehicle Charging Grants

On March 14, the U.S.
Transportation & Infrastructure

Transportation Sec. Pete Buttigieg discusses transportation issues with NACo Immediate Past President Larry Johnson during his address Monday at the NACo Legislative Conference.

County News

Buttigieg talks partnering with counties on infrastructure, safety, climate change

Counties and the federal government must work together to get the most out of funding for the Safe Streets and Roads for All program and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

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Connected Counties: Tech Innovations in Transportation

Presentations from the Keeping Counties Moving: Innovations in Transportation Peer Exchange

Keeping Counties Moving: Freight Transportation as an Economic Engine

Keeping Counties Moving: Understanding the Role of Freight Transportation as an Economic Engine

Counties directly eligible for $848 million through new USDOT PROTECT transportation resilience grants

Remote building inspections beneficial for rural governments

USDOT announces $1.18 billion competitive funding opportunity for local road safety improvements

Legislative Analysis for Counties: Freight Rail Safety Legislation in the 118th Congress

Counties directly eligible for $700 million in FY 2023 USDOT Electric Vehicle Charging Grants

Buttigieg talks partnering with counties on infrastructure, safety, climate change

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Federal Nexus: Using Federal Resources to Support Housing

Responding to Ransomware Attacks

NACo Information Series on Treasury’s ARPA Flexibility Guidance: Relief from Natural Disasters

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