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- Week of March 11 - March 17, 2023
Week of March 11 - March 17, 2023
This week's Federal Government Press Releases
Workforce Pathways For Youth Grants Will Support Connections Between Out-Of-School Time Organizations And State And Local Workforce Partners
Latest Round Of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Funding Supports Florida, Mississippi, New Hampshire, South Carolina
HUD: Final Rule Rescinding 2020 Rule Governing Fair Housing Act Disparate Impact Claims, Restores The 2013 Discriminatory Effects…
DOE: $590 Million To Renew Its Four Existing Bioenergy Research Centers (BRCs) For Sustainable, Cost-Effective Bioproducts And Bioenergy
$417 Million For 47 Projects Dedicated To Recreation Improvement, Wildlife Habitat Conservation, Hazardous Fuels Reduction, Wildfire...
$6 Million To Public Housing Agencies And To Protect Children And Families From Housing-Related Hazards, Including Radon Exposure.
The U.S. Department Of Homeland Security Joined The U.S. Department Of Justice Yesterday To Announce The First Ever…
ICE And CBP Remind The Public That Sites That Provide Emergency Response And Relief Are Considered Protected Areas.
HHS And SAMHSA Award 15 States Each With $1 Million, One-Year Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) Planning…
Thursday, March 16, 2023 Key Links: WASHINGTON, March 16, 2023 – The U.S. Department Of Agriculture (USDA) Today Announced…
Thursday, March 16, 2023 WASHINGTON, DC — The Following Statement Was Released By Secretary Of The Treasury Janet…
HUD Creates New Office Focusing On Disaster Recovery And $3.3 Billion To Help Communities Across The Country Recover,…
$560 Million, In Addition To The $1 Billion Last Month For A Total Of $1.56 Billion To Supplement Households…
Medicare Will Have The Ability To Negotiate Lower Prescription Drug Prices Because Of The Inflation Reduction Act
DOE: $750 Million For Research, Development, And Demonstration Efforts To Dramatically Reduce The Cost Of Clean Hydrogen.
Eliminating Out-Of-Pocket Costs In Medicare Part D For Recommended Vaccines, Including Shingles, Is Bringing Cost Savings To Consumers
New Medicare Prescription Drug Inflation Rebate Program Medicare Enrollees When Companies Increase Prices Faster Than The Rate Of…
Today’s “FDA Roundup” Includes A New Drug Approval, A Revised COVID-19 Vaccine Fact Sheet, And COVID-19 Testing Updates.
DOI Secretary Haaland Withdrew A Land Exchange Between DOI And King Cove Corporation Authorized By Secretary Bernhardt In…
USDOT Opens Applications For A New Multi-Billion-Dollar Program To Fund Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging And Alternative-Fueling Infrastructure
EDU's Enforcement Office Of Federal Student Aid (FSA) Will Use Secret Shoppers As An Additional Tool To Monitor…
Riyadh Air And Saudia Select (78) 787 Boeing Aircraft With Options For (43) More 787 Boeing Aircraft For…
The Department Of The Interior Today Announced Additional Biden-Harris Administration Appointees Who Will Join Agency Leadership
Proposed FY24 HUD Budget Would Significantly Invest In Building Affordable Housing, Expanding Access To Homeownership, Redressing Housing...
22 Projects Selected To Advance Technologies To Monitor, Measure, And Mitigate Methane Emissions Across The U.S. Natural Gas…
The Biden-Harris Administration Is Taking Action To Complete Protections Of The Entire U.S. Arctic Ocean From Any Future…
Monday, March 13, 2023 Drill Pads Reduced By 40%; ConocoPhillips To Relinquish Rights To 68,000 Acres Of Existing…
Statement By Secretary Of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III On The President's Fiscal Year 2024 Budget
Secretary Buttigieg Sends Letter To Congress Proposing Legislation To Guarantee That Young Kids Can Sit Next To Their…
For The First Time, Awardees Will Be Required To Provide Mental Health Services In Schools.
“We Know How Devastating Storms Can Be To The Operations Of Farmers And Ranchers,” Said Agriculture Secretary Tom…
Today We Are Taking Decisive Actions To Protect The U.S. Economy By Strengthening Public Confidence In Our Banking…
USDOT Recommends 18 Large Transit Projects In 11 States Across The Nation Were Recommended To Receive $4.45 Billion…
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