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Webinars
EPA's Office of Sustainable Communities hosts a variety of webinars on smart growth topics. If you have questions about upcoming webinars, please email smartgrowth@epa.gov.
On Friday, Sept. 21, join EPA's Office of Sustainable Communities for an overview of free technical assistance available to communities through EPA's Building Blocks for Sustainable Communities Program. This program provides short-term, targeted technical assistance to help communities implement smart growth development approaches, such as creating a green streets strategy, linking land use to water quality, or conducting a parking audit. This webinar will focus on assistance available directly from EPA and from four EPA grantees: ForTerra, Project for Public Spaces, Smart Growth America, and Global Green. Participants will learn about the types of assistance available and how to apply. EPA's call for letters of interest will be released the day before this webinar.
Webinar Details
Friday, Sept. 21, 2012, 1:00-2:30 Eastern https://epa.connectsolutions.com/epasmartgrowth 
No pre-registration is required.
Call 1-888-850-4523. Participant passcode: 719661. This conference has a maximum audio capacity of 299 callers, so participants may wish to share lines.
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Past Webinars
- School Siting and Community Planning
- Essential Smart Growth Fixes: Ideas for Rural Communities
- Brownfields Area-Wide Planning Grants: Opportunities for Local Governments and Nonprofits
- Creating a Unique Public Space: The Uptown Roundabout in Normal, IL with Mayor Chris Koos
- Transforming the Old North St. Louis Neighborhood, with Opening Remarks by Mayor Francis Slay
- Reimagining Rural: Green Building Boosts Economy in Howard, South Dakota