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      Domestic ViolencePublic SafetyCommunity SupportCivil RightsGrants & FundingGeneral
      15 days ago

      New York State Unveils Pilot Program to Address Domestic Violence in Five Counties

      The New York State Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence has launched a two-year pilot program to improve the state's response to domestic violence. This initiative, part of a broader $20.2 million investment, aims to enhance collaboration among various agencies for better survivor support and accountability.

      Public TransportationTransit EquityInfrastructure DevelopmentCommunity SupportEnvironmental SustainabilityGeneral
      17 days ago

      LA Metro Achieves 1 Million Registrations in Transit Equity Initiatives

      LA Metro's LIFE and GoPass programs have reached over one million registrations, providing 92 million rides since 2021. These initiatives create substantial procurement opportunities for contractors in transit services and sustainable infrastructure projects tailored to enhance equity in Los Angeles.