Navigating Federal Funding: Becker’s Amanda Wood on Advancing Water Safety and Infrastructure Projects
Becker’s Amanda Wood authored a recent Commercial Observer article examining how local governments and utilities can secure federal funding for critical water safety and infrastructure projects despite shifting policies, regulatory uncertainty, and increased competition for resources. In the piece, Amanda outlines practical strategies for navigating the federal funding landscape, aligning projects with current priorities, and positioning communities for success as demand for clean water and resilient infrastructure continues to grow.
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Amanda Wood is Senior Director of Becker’s Federal Lobbying practice in Washington, D.C. Her primary focus is assisting clients with federal funding needs. Her experience as senior Legislative staff on Capitol Hill provides the skills to represent clients on matters ranging from FEMA policy to smart city solution deployment to beach renourishment and major transportation infrastructure. She represents municipal, corporate and nonprofit clients on matters related to transportation, economic development, natural resources, law enforcement, homeland security and social services. She previously served as Legislative Director to Senator Bob Graham (D-FL), where she was responsible for developing and implementing the Senator’s legislative agenda and strategy. Amanda currently represents Sound Thinking (formerly ShotSpotter), Tantalus, BEAM Solar, Doosan Bobcat, Koppers, the Florida counties of Sarasota and Collier, Hennepin County, MN, Broward Sheriff’s Office, the City of Cape Coral, FL, the Town of Davie, FL, and others.
