Freedom of Information Isn't Free: Finding Funding for Public Records Management Software
Grants Office Webcast: Leveraging ARPA Local Fiscal Recovery Funds to Purchase Public Records Management Software
The American Rescue Plan’s $350 billion in Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds offers a huge opportunity for states and local governments to invest in public service delivery, to increase government transparency, and to make governments operate more efficiently. One way these flexible stimulus funds can be used is to improve how governments process and respond to public records requests.
On November 18, the Grants Office was joined by guests from GovQA and the National Association of Counties (NACo) to help you leverage ARPA Local Fiscal Recovery Funds to purchase public records management software for your organization. In this webcast, we covered the broad basics of these funds, their eligible expenses, and discussed some of the sample use cases aligned with the Treasury Department guidelines. Additionally, we covered the best practices for putting together your stimulus proposal to support your public records project.
Watch the Webcast:
Speakers:
Mark Ritacco
Director of Government Affairs
National Association of Counties
Richard Campo
Grants Development Associate
Grants Office, LLC
Chris Barnes
Sr. Grants Development Consultant
Grants Office, LLC
Jen Snyder
Chief Evangelist
GovQA
Join the Conversation. What are your peers prioritizing as they look to 2022?
Take the 2022 Peers In Public Records Survey.
The Peers in Public Records Newsletter (formerly FOIA News) is a bi-monthly e-newsletter brought to you by GovQA. It is a collection of the latest trends in public record requests and government transparency initiatives, shared stories, informative case studies, and actionable knowledge that will help you calm the chaos and keep your organization compliant. Send your comments to peers@govqa.com.