Washington Watch - The Great Infrastructure Debate – What Constitutes Infrastructure and How Will Congress Fund It?

In its recent article, "The Great Infrastructure Debate – What Constitutes Infrastructure and How Will Congress Fund It?" featured in the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners' (NCACC) County Quarterly article series Washington Watch, Strategics Consulting navigates the complex landscape of infrastructure policy and funding priorities. With infrastructure investment at the forefront of national discourse, this insightful piece delves into the ongoing debate over what constitutes infrastructure and the various funding mechanisms proposed by Congress. Leveraging its expertise in policy analysis and government affairs, Strategics provides readers with a nuanced understanding of the challenges and opportunities associated with advancing comprehensive infrastructure solutions.

Through meticulous research and strategic insight, Strategics Consulting's article explores the diverse infrastructure needs facing the nation, from traditional transportation and utilities to broadband access and climate resilience. By examining proposed funding mechanisms, including public-private partnerships and tax incentives, the article equips stakeholders with the knowledge needed to navigate the infrastructure debate effectively. As Congress works to address critical infrastructure gaps, Strategics Consulting remains committed to providing actionable insights and strategic support to advance sustainable and resilient infrastructure solutions for communities nationwide.

Amy Kirschbaum

Amy Kirschbaum began her career on Capitol Hill in the office of Congressman E. Clay Shaw, Jr. (FL). Upon leaving her post as legislative assistant in Congressman Shaw's office, Amy worked for the U.S. Congressional Sunbelt Caucus as a legislative assistant and later as the Legislative Director. In 1992, Amy moved to Oregon where she continued her career in public affairs at the Oregon Department of Transportation. Before joining Strategics Consulting, Amy was the Executive Director of the Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Oregon and SW Washington. Amy grew up in Broward County, FL, and earned a bachelor’s degree in public policy from Duke University.

Email Amy at: amy@strategics.consulting

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