Federally, local governments can check the following link for the latest federal discretionary grants: USDOT Key Notices of Funding Opportunity. Federal grants require registration in Grants.gov, and EUI-Entity Identifier, a 12-character unique number assigned to all entities who must register to do business with the federal government in SAM-System for Award Management. If you are considering a federal grant, it will be important to have an EUI and be registered in SAM.
Traffic Safety Action Plan: Quad Cities, Kewanee and Muscatine
A Traffic Safety Action Plan is underway for Quad Cities, Kewanee and Muscatine. The public is invited to comment by form or interactive map. More information on the traffic safety planning pagetraffic safety planning page.
See media release for details
pdf Traffic Safety Action Plan Media Release, July 2024 (99 KB)
The Quad City Health Initiative (QCHI) was formed in 1999 and a cross-community partnerships to create a healthy community. The 2021 Vision states: “The Quad Cities region is united as one vibrant, diverse, collaborative community with engaged citizens, safe, thriving neighborhoods, and equitable and inclusive access and opportunities for overall health and social well-being.”
Federal funding opportunities: Rebuild American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) Program ($1.5 B available) (submission date 14 April 2022) and the Port Infrastructure Development Program (PIPD) ($450 M available) (submission date 16 May 2022).
The Bi-State Regional Commission (or CBAWC) is collaborating with the Maritime Administration (MARAD) to provide additional information and support pertaining to these grants. Visit Federal Funding Opportunities - CBAWC.org
A local, voluntary organization of five counties and 47 municipalities. We serve as a forum for intergovernmental cooperation and delivery of regional programs and to assist member local governments in planning and project development.