November 1, 2005
Water Infrastructure Urban ...
- Written by American City & County Administrator
- 1st November 2005
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‘Building a technology-friendly environment’: Detroit to accept cryptocurrency payments in 2025Detroit announced it is on track to become the largest city in the U.S. to accept cryptocurrency as a form of payment for taxes and other fees. The city said it is using a secure platform managed by PayPal for the new crypto payment option, which city residents will be able to begin using by […]
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Ransomware presents a growing threat to vulnerable local governmentsIn the past, cities and counties were not a prime target for ransomware attacks, says Rahul Mahna, a partner who leads the Outsourced IT Services team at Eisner Advisory Group LLC. The company is a licensed independent CPA firm providing tax and business consulting services to their clients, which includes governments. Mahna has more than […]
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Community trust is a firefighter’s greatest assetFirefighters are society’s first line of defense against natural disasters. When catastrophes like wildfires, floods or earthquakes ensue, these professionals aren’t just tasked with preventing the disaster from spreading; they’re also responsible for keeping community members safe from harm and maintaining order under high-stress situations. As climate change wreaks havoc on the planet, both the […]
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Local governments are less impacted by polarization, survey findsPolitical polarization is having a substantially negative impact on the nation, according to 87% of local government leaders recently surveyed by CivicPulse and Carnegie Corporation of New York. However, only 31% of those same city and county leaders felt that polarization was seriously impacting their local communities. In a politically divisive time nationwide, the limited […]