Events
The Cities Initiative's key event is its Annual Meeting, which is held in a different member city each year. GLSLCI also hosts webinar series several times each year and holds one or two regional meetings in rotating locations.
Refer to the navigation links on the left for more information on upcoming webinars, Great Lakes Conferences and Meetings, and any upcoming Speeches and Presentations.
Past Events
Field Hearing on Promoting Water Equity in Great Lakes Cities and Safeguarding the
Transformative Potential of the Infrastructure Law
One Water Summit
September 15, 2022 at 2-3:30pm CT / 3-4:30pm ET
Wisconsin Center, Room 101B, 400 W Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee
Event Summary:
The Mayors Commission on Water Equity's Field Hearing on Promoting Water Equity in Great Lakes Cities and Safeguarding the Transformative Potential of the Infrastructure Law will feature live testimony from several Great Lakes mayors and dialogue with senior EPA and state officials regarding the equitable implementation of the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act's water-infrastructure provisions. The Field Hearing is hosted by the Mayors Commission on Water Equity in partnership with the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative, the U.S. Water Alliance, and the Environmental Policy Innovation Center. Click here for more information.
Lake Michigan Coastal Resilience Initiative Webinar Join us as we review the habitat goals we hope the projects will address, provide a preview of the workshops, and answer questions about the project worksheets. |
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Kickoff Webinar for Lake Michigan Coastal Resilience Initiative The new Lake Michigan Coastal Resilience Initiative provides an opportunity for communities to explore and design nature-based solutions to address coastal erosion issues. This is a two-year, joint project between NOAA and the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative. The program will include training, technical assistance, project-identification workshops, a federal funding opportunity webinar, and engineering and design for select projects. Visit the NOAA website to learn more about the project. |