The Infrastructure Planner owns assigned infrastructure projects from development through closeout, including project scoping, identifying and applying for funding, procurement, construction-phase coordination, drawdowns, reporting, and closeout. Projects may use funding from KIA, CDBG, EDA, DRA, ARC, USDA Rural Development, AML, and EPA programs. The position serves as GRADD's water management planner and develops and maintains the regional Water Management Plan. It maintains water and wastewater project profiles in the Water Resource Information System (WRIS) and coordinates with the Kentucky Infrastructure Authority. The planner provides technical assistance to water and sewer utilities, member cities, and counties on infrastructure needs, funding options, and project delivery, and researches and prepares grant applications and funding requests. The role administers funded projects in accordance with funder requirements, including Davis-Bacon wage compliance, environmental review, procurement standards, and reporting deadlines. It maintains complete project files and tracks project milestones and deadlines. The planner also supports hazard mitigation planning and assigned FEMA- and Kentucky Emergency Management-funded infrastructure projects, including regional Hazard Mitigation Plan updates, and administers stormwater management projects as assigned. Other responsibilities include assisting with special projects, serving on committees and task forces, and preparing activity reports.
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