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ACCELERATOR FOR AMERICA

Colleagues,

As our leaders in Washington chart a course for recovery from the pandemic, we know that investing in infrastructure would create middle-class careers on a scale that could rebuild communities even stronger than they were before.

Please register below to join me, Accelerator for America Action and our New Partnership on Infrastructure coalition, CityAge, Senator Cathy Cortez Masto of Nevada, Representative Greg Stanton of Arizona, and Mayor David Holt of Oklahoma City for Building to Recovery: America’s New Playbook for Infrastructure on Monday, March 1, at 12 pm PT | 3 pm ET.

Accelerator for America Action formed the New Partnership on Infrastructure with WSP USA, Meridiam NA, Mastercard City Possible, the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC), and HNTB to deliver specific and actionable recommendations to improve how infrastructure is funded and delivered to the public. In June, we released our initial “New Playbook for Infrastructure,” which detailed how to achieve our national infrastructure priorities in alignment with urgent local priorities.

Our March 1 event will share important updates to the Playbook that not only reflect the changes of the last few months, but also input we’ve received as we’ve shared the Playbook on Capitol Hill and with the nation’s mayors as they respond to the pandemic and plan for recovery. It will also provide insight on infrastructure policy from leading decision makers from both parties, in our cities, and in the Capitol.

Stay healthy and safe, and I look forward to seeing you on March 1st!

Mayor Eric Garcetti
Advisory Council Chairman | Accelerator for America

Tags: Accelerator for America Action, CityAge, New Partnership on Infrastructure

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