Filling the Funding Gap for Social Infrastructure By Daniel Marsh | March 1, 2017 Across the U.S., communities like Scranton need both low-cost financing and management help to build and repair infrastructure. In his first address to Congress, President Trump received a standing ovation for one of the few issues with bipartisan support: increased spending for infrastructure. As expected, his proposal relies on public-private partnerships to pay for America’s crumbling bridges, roads, tunnels and more. But even if the Trump Administration can move an infrastructure bill forward, it’s safe to say there will still be large gaps to fill. As …
