Rahm emanuel infrastructure trust

• The trust, passed in April by the Chicago City Council, seeks to secure $1.7 billion from private investors to modernize what Mayor Rahm Emanuel has deemed the citys crumbling infrastructure.
(Huffington Post)
• WASHINGTON -- Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuels message to local municipalities waiting Emanuel has pushed the Chicago Infrastructure Trust as a way to fix his citys crumbling infrastructure without raising taxes.
(Huffington Post)
• WASHINGTON, July 20, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Earlier today, Chicago Mayor and The U.S.
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• Mayor Rahm Emanuel weighed in on the massacre in Colorado today while in Washington, D.C. He was there to talk about the Chicago Infrastructure Trust at the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank.
(Crain's Chicago Business)
• http://politico.pro/OTbBrm TRUST IN THE TRUST: Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel touted his controversial Chicago Infrastructure Trust in D.C. as "just another tool in the toolbox" for city development.
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• Mayor Rahm Emanuel is scheduled to meet with Napolitano on Friday, during a visit here here where he huddles with other cabinet officials and discusses his Chicago Infrastructure Trust as a morning session at the Center for American Progress.
(Chicago Sun-Times (blog))
• Mayor Rahm Emanuel says the Chicago Infrastructure Trust will be a "breakout strategy" around the political gridlock that holds up the city's federal and state funding.
(trivalleycentral.com)
• Mayor Rahm Emanuel says the Chicago Infrastructure Trust will be a breakout strategy around the political gridlock that holds up the citys federal and state funding. The trust is backed by J.P.
(Winston-Salem Journal)
• He also said the widespread use of tolls is ripe for a broad range of innovative finance techniques that dovetail with approaches envisioned for the new Chicago Infrastructure Trust that Mayor Rahm Emanuel has introduced.
(Chicago Tribune)