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Cities of Winston-Salem, Greensboro, Davidson Hosting a Direct Pay Roundtable
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Wednesday, July 30
10:00am - 12:00pm
Public Meeting Room at the Bryce A Stuart Building
100 E 1st Street, Winston-Salem, NC
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Join us for this discussion to learn more about Direct Pay and how your organization can get the tools and resources necessary to file for its payment. The presentation will also include best practices to keep in mind when preparing for future projects. We are specifically targeting entities that have placed – or will place – projects in service in 2025. Eligible projects include solar, geothermal, EV chargers, EV purchases, and more.
Elective Pay is a mechanism that allows tax-exempt entities – such as municipalities, public school districts, nonprofits, houses of worship, and more – to access federal clean energy tax credits and receive a direct payment for a portion of their project costs. Many of these organizations have already installed solar energy, purchased electric vehicles, or installed EV chargers, and now need to file a tax return – often for the first time – to receive these funds that they are entitled to.
Hosted in partnership with the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality and Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance on Elective Pay (also known as Direct Pay).
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Disaster Recovery Financial Administration
Training Opportunity
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Specifically, the training covers how to:
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Secure disaster recovery funds to ensure local governments address local and regional priorities
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Build and maintain necessary financial systems and staff support to administer and efficiently report disaster recovery funds utilization
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Incorporate recovery staffing and business practices into day-to-day financial administration operation
Staff members that may find this training useful: Finance Managers/Directors; Emergency Management Directors, Town Managers, Assistant Town Managers, other personnel directly involved with disaster recovery.
For more information about the Disaster Recovery Financial Administration Training, please contact Alex Bennett at abennett@ptrc.org
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2025 Metropolitan Transportation Plan Survey
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Your input is needed! The 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) recommends a strategic, long-range regional transportation investment strategy for the next 25+ years. The MTP is a guiding document for public investments for all modes including highway, railway, public transit, bicycle and pedestrian, intermodal connections, and aviation.
Share your thoughts on the highest priorities for the transportation system over the next 25 years by taking the 2050 MTP Online Survey and dropping pins and adding notes on the interactive map to identify areas of concern. More Information ➡️
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Recommended Actions for Summer 2025
⭐ Review the NC DEQ's first drafts of the rules for High Rock Lake Nutrient Management Strategy using the accordion menu directly below.
⭐ Take note of any draft rules that may be difficult to implement because of conflicting local ordinances and/or lock of resources.
⭐ Share the draft rules (and your implementation concerns) with local decisionmakers
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The Piedmont Triad Regional Council was awarded a US Department of Transportation (USDOT) Safe Roads and Streets for All (SS4A) grant to develop a Safety Action Plan. Working with NCDOT and area jurisdictions, the project team will develop a comprehensive plan for preventing traffic fatalities and serious injuries by using a Safe Systems Approach for roadways where needed, educating people about traffic safety, and enacting safety focused policies among other strategies.
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RFQ: Mayodan Park Development
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REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS (RFQ)
Engineering and Design Services for Park Planning and Construction
Washington Mills Park Development
Town of Mayodan, North Carolina
Submittals Due: Friday, July 18, 2025, by 12:00 PM (noon)
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The Town of Mayodan is soliciting Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) from qualified, licensed firms specializing in engineering, design, construction and regulatory compliance of a community park. The project encompasses multi-use trails, river access points, a event plaza with amphitheater stage, pickleball and basketball courts, playground and fitness areas, constructed wetlands, stormwater infrastructure, and parking—all located on a 13.35-acre site along the Mayo River.
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REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
August 25-27, 2025
Benton Convention Center in Winston-Salem, NC
Register by July 11, 2025, to get $50 off of your registration cost!
Discover the latest and greatest in sustainable fleet technology, operations, and implementation.
Mark your calendars and please join us along with other leading fleets and technology providers to share industry ideas, trends, strategies and technologies that will improve efficiency and sustainability of fleet operations.
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Stokes County, in collaboration with the PTRC Regional Planning Department, is in the process of creating a Recreation and Parks Comprehensive Plan. We are seeking public feedback on the state of the County parks system and ideas for the future of the parks. If you live in Stokes County or frequent their parks, please take a few minutes to complete our survey! More Information ➡️
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Community Food Systems Conference
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Regional Initiatives & Staff Directory Links
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