The Future of Work, Office and Technology in Local Government
The Future of Work, Office and Technology in Local Government Commentary by Dr. Alan Shark American City & County
Interstate Water Wars Are Heating Up Along With the Climate
Interstate Water Wars Are Heating Up Along With the Climate Source: Governing.com
Underfunded Public Transit Systems Face Ongoing Challenges in Ohio
Underfunded Public Transit Systems Face Ongoing Challenges in Ohio By Kathiann M. Kowalski / Energy News Network
An Opportunity for Infrastructure that Cities and Industry Can Achieve
An Opportunity for Infrastructure that Cities and Industry Can Achieve By Brie Sachse / American City & County
Sacramento to Transform Historic Train Station into People-First Mobility Hub
Sacramento to Transform Historic Train Station into People-First Mobility Hub Transit, green space, affordable housing and sustainable infrastructure elements make up the 31-acre Sacramento Valley Station Area plan. By Cailin Crowe / SmartCitiesDive
Power of Partnerships
Power of Partnerships Source: Engaging Local Government Leaders
‘I Feel like I’m Drowning’: Women Business Owners Keep Hitting New Barriers to Federal Loan Aid
‘I Feel like I’m Drowning’: Women Business Owners Keep Hitting New Barriers to Federal Loan Aid Women, especially women of color, are driving small-business growth during a pandemic in which they’ve been hit particularly hard — and missed out on help. By Muriel Padilla / RouteFifty
Philadelphia Uses Innovation Fund to Inspire Agencies to Take Action
Philadelphia Uses Innovation Fund to Inspire Agencies to Take Action To encourage city agencies to reimagine and transform their internal and public-facing services, Philadelphia, Penn., has established an accessible and flexible innovation grant process. By Julia Edinger / GovTech
HUD Withdraws Proposed Rule, Reaffirms Its Commitment to Equal Access to Housing, Shelters, and Other Services Regardless of Gender Identity
HUD Withdraws Proposed Rule, Reaffirms Its Commitment to Equal Access to Housing, Shelters, and Other Services Regardless of Gender Identity Source: HUD Exchange
COVID-19 Was a ‘Pivot Point’ for States Digital Transformation. Now What?
COVID-19 Was a 'Pivot Point' for States Digital Transformation. Now What? The pandemic forced a torrent of new digital government endeavors. Now states and cities need to determine if the successful ones can be made permanent. By Benjamin Freed / StateScoop