Funding Models

Articles tagged funding models from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Funding Models

Texas and Colorado offer models: sales-tax overflow and sports-betting revenues for water projects

Out-of-state witnesses described models California could study: Texas dedicated sales-tax growth and a leverage seed fund that bought down interest on large projects; Colorado dedicated sports-betting tax revenue to a water-plan grant program that has awarded hundreds of smaller grants.

CaliforniaNov 5, 2026

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STAR presentation outlines trust fund, citizen board and TIF as funding roadmap

Sunrise presenters asked for a feasibility study and described a funding framework that mixes TIF/TIID, federal/state grants and a trust fund overseen by a citizens board to protect corridor revenues and guardrail spending. They cited Miami‑Dade and Chicago as examples.

Orange CountyOct 8, 2026

Funding Models

State OTDA official: permanent supportive housing is the most cost-effective route

Sarah Watson of the New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance told Ithaca committee members that rapid moves into permanent housing with adequate services are preferred over long-term pod operations, and she discussed funding constraints and examples from other cities.

Ithaca CitySep 14, 2026

Funding Models

Members debate funding models and whether to concentrate restoration investments

Discussion focused on models that concentrate funds in prioritized landscapes (Healthy Lands / WRI-like models) versus distributed small treatments; members weighed fairness, legislative vs administrative routes, and the need for financial-mechanics briefings.

ColoradoAug 19, 2026