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The Great Lakes Commission Will Expand Its Operational Capacity, Expertise, and Work to Address Regional Priorities Related to Climate Resiliency, Water Quality, and Maritime Transportation. the GLC Will Utilize This Additional Expertise/capacity to Ensure the States and the Federal Government Are Coordinated and Communicating on the Implementation of Important Federal and Regional Programs Related to the Great Lakes Basin, Including Investments Made Under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and Inflation Reduction Act. the GLC Will Expand Its Work on Actions Identified in Its New Strategic Plan, Utilizing the GLC'S Strengths and Services of Facilitation and Consensus-building and Information Management and Delivery. This Will Include Facilitating Regional Meetings to Convene Experts From State, Federal, and Local Government Entities to Coordinate Actions, and Implement Plans Related to Restoration, Infrastructure, and Climate Resilience. the GLC Will Also Use Funding to Impro
Committed
$3.0 Million
Paid out
$2.4M
80%
Committed, not yet paid
$612.0K
20%
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