
August 2004
- Written by American City & County Administrator
- 1st August 2004
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St. Louis Communities Boost Great Energy SavingsBetter Building Infrastructure The St. Louis metropolitan area is home to approximately 2.8 million people made up of several distinct and diverse communities. Like many American cities, St. Louis’ local leaders juggle shifting community priorities while stewarding taxpayer dollars and budgets. One consistent struggle comes from managing and repairing costly aging infrastructure. By working with […]
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How Can Public Sector Best Tackle Their Unique Storage Needs?How Can Public Sector Best Tackle Their Unique Storage Needs? If you work at an education institution or a state or local government, then modern data storage poses a particular challenge to your organization. It is challenging to identify all the ways that data is utilized. Data is in higher demand every day and it is […]
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Taking a higher priorityWhen budgets become tight, and unforeseen challenges or emergencies occur, government entities must re-prioritize operational needs, often deferring infrastructure projects and facility maintenance. However, as buildings continue to age, and the backlog of maintenance and upgrade projects becomes longer, infrastructure is taking a higher priority for municipalities, school districts and higher education institutions. Federal funding […]
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Gallery: America's top 10 bicycle-friendly citiesIncreasingly, metro centers are prioritizing multimodal means of transportation alongside traditional motor vehicles, from electric scooters for the last mile to bicycle-friendly infrastructure. Some cities are more accessible to alternative transportation options than others. New research from Rent.com ranks the friendliest American cities for cyclists. “From having designated bike paths or lanes to easily accessible […]