SLED GovWin Recon September 8, 2022

Big Data / Analytics / AI / ML:

• (Florida) Miami Dade College to Open New Cutting-Edge Artificial Intelligence Center Sept. 20, at North Campus

Health & Human Services:

• (New Jersey) Mental Health Services Inequitable for Kids of Color in N.J. Schools, Report Says
• (North Carolina) State Wants Your Help Spending $77 Million For Social Services

K-12 Education:

• Advocates Seek More Resources for Newcomer Students From Ed Dept
• Mismatch in Math Course Expectations for College Admissions Persists
• Hiring and Retaining K-12 Teachers: Washington State Schools Battle Shortage
• New York City Schools Reopen as Budget Woes Replace Covid Fears

Higher Education:

• ACICS Will Shut Down by Early 2024

Transportation / Public Utilities:

• (Florida) PSTA Launches Regional Transportation Disadvantaged Service
• (California) State Provides $16 Million for Transportation Infrastructure Work in Santa Cruz County

Justice / Public Safety / Homeland Security:

• (New Jersey) Platkin Appoints Leaders of New Firearms Enforcement Office

Stimulus / Budget:

• Stimulus Checks Update: Gov. Tom Wolf Continues to Push for $2,000 Direct Payments to Pennsylvanians

Waste, Fraud and Abuse:

• (Delaware) State Auditor McGuiness Announces the First Ever Fraud Hotline Annual Report

Legislation:

• (California) Governor Newsom Signs Legislation 9.6.22

Natural Resources & Environment:

• DNR Finalizes Trust Land Transfer List

Economic Development & Regulation:

• (Michigan) Whitmer Announces New Investment to Support 50 Jobs in Tourism Industry in Manistee
• Gov. Whitmer Signs Executive Directive Utilizing the Inflation Reduction Act to Create Jobs, Strengthen Michigan’s Economic Competitiveness
• (New Mexico) Gov. Announces First-Ever Tribal Local Economic Development Deal for Taos Pueblo
• (North Carolina) Governor Cooper Announces Battery Manufacturer Will Create More Than 130 Jobs in Alamance County
• (Michigan) Gov. Whitmer Establishes Statewide Housing Partnership to Lower Housing Costs for Families, Announces $83.8 Million for Affordable Housing