Supplies grants to state and local governments to finance adjustments in public services and infrastructure in response to base establishments or expansions. Public Schools on Military Installations (PSMI): Funds construction, renovation, repair, and expansion of public schools located on military bases. Despite their location, these schools are operated by local authorities. Transportation Infrastructure Improvements Associated with Medical Facilities: Funds improvements in accessibility of military medical centers at expanding installations. Civilian Infrastructure on the Territory of Guam: Funds public water and wastewater treatment infrastructure and historic preservation efforts on Guam, an American territory closely tied to the military. Downsizing Program: After base closures or reductions, deploys project managers to select local redevelopment authorities (LRAs) to represent community members to local, state, and federal agencies. The project manager and LRA develop plans to revitalize the local economy, seek private and public investment, and support affected workers and businesses. Industry Resilience Program: Alongside state and local partners, helps defense manufacturers diversify products, attract investment, and develop new technologies. Additionally, enhances defense-industrial company resilience and potency through cybersecurity, modernization, and worker training assistance. Military Installation Sustainability Program: Funds state and local government improvement of installation sustainability (i.e. resilience against natural disasters or adverse environmental changes such as climate change and pollution). Delivers grants to states, private landowners, and others and drafts plans and provides assistance in finding solutions to light pollution, urban sprawl, endangered species management, energy security threats, etc. Defense Community Infrastructure Program (DCIP): Funds community infrastructure to support Defense personnel and families. Defense Manufacturing Community Support Program (DMCSP): Supports long-term community investments in national security innovation and defense manufacturing industrial ecosystem capability expansion (i.e. funding research and development in defense-critical technologies). Selected activities Below is an incomplete listing of projects funded by OLDCC. When known, the specific program behind the funding is given. In September 2020, DMCSP awarded a $3.7 million grant to the University of Alabama in Huntsville to fund aviation, missile, and ground vehicle modernization in the Alabama Defense Advanced Manufacturing Community (a group of 22 counties and major military areas such as Redstone Arsenal). Also in September 2020, DCIP awarded a $1.4 million grant to the city of Sierra Vista, Arizona to construct an emergency medical services substation serving Fort Huachuca military members. In June 2021, OLDCC provided 80% (roughly $24.4 million) of the $30.5 million construction costs of a new elementary school in Fort Riley, Kansas. In July