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Nine American cities rank among 60 global metros positioned for transportation innovation

The transportation landscape in cities across the nation is evolving as rapidly as is the technology that’s driving the change—and some communities are more prepared for future adaptations than others. A new report from the Oliver Wyman Forum and the University of California, Berkeley ranks nine American cities among 60 metro centers around the globe […]

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In 2023, cities and counties will start fulfilling their climate action plans

We’ll see movement in at least one environmental area next year, predicts James Patteson, PE, principal at Blue Heron Leadership Group and past chair of the American Public Works Association’s Center for Sustainability. “Many communities have worked for several years on climate action plans, and I think you’ll see these plans move into the implementation […]

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NLC kicks off first in-person City Summit in three years

For the first time since the pandemic began, the National League of Cities (NLC) is hosting its annual City Summit in-person this weekend, drawing around 3,000 local leaders to Kansas City, Mo. The conference kicked off Thursday with remarks from NLC President Vince Williams, mayor of Union City, Georgia; John Stankey, CEO of AT&T; Clarence […]

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Supercharge sustainability efforts with a focus on data center efficiency

State and local governments are amping up their sustainability efforts, recognizing that reducing emissions is good government, good for the environment and a smart strategy for investing in a clean energy future. Nearly half of America’s 50 states have adopted specific greenhouse gas reduction targets, using a variety of policies to promote alternative fuel vehicles, […]

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Research, online program designed to help government admins bridge political divide

From confronting threats of physical violence to negotiating politically driven debates over local issues at town halls and school committee meetings, city and county administrators are facing the challenge of a generation—an ever-increasing political divide. Over the last five years, especially, political polarization has ripped a chasm at all levels of government, from the U.S. […]

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In machines do we trust?

Election Day and its declaration of winners and losers has morphed into election month—when many outcomes still await final tabulations weeks after the election. Machines got the blame for the delay in 2020, when manufacturers of voting machines came under attack by some rather vocal individuals stating without a shred of evidence that the machines […]

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Federal government prioritizes ‘nature-based solutions’ with climate roadmap

In the fight against climate change, nature is an invaluable ally. Its ability to push back against human-created problems is substantial. In a recently announced step at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Egypt, the Biden-Harris Administration will prioritize nature-based solutions in efforts to meet the nation’s climate goals. “Fewer wildfires, more tolerable […]

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Municipal grounds crews tackle a multitude of tasks

One grounds maintenance trend that Joshua Jans sees as we close out 2022 is the need for multipurpose equipment. Jans, the marketing manager for Toro, says “Versatility is the trend that comes to mind with the ever-changing demands of managing the grounds of municipalities—whether it’s the sheer size of the grounds or the ever-evolving catalog […]

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Competition launched to attract younger talent to government IT jobs

Across all fields, workforce shortages are making it difficult for organizations to meet financial goals and make any kind of progress forward. This challenge is especially pronounced in the public sector, which can’t always compete with the more lucrative salaries offered by private companies and has historically struggled to attract talent. LevelUp Gov, a new […]

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Navy Federal announces 2022 Best Cities After Service

Each year, more than 250,000 military members transition out of service, and choosing where to live after military service is a big decision. Navy Federal has partnered with The Mission Continues to compile a list of the 10 Best Cities After Service. The list was first established in 2018 and revisited in 2020. This year, […]

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News

Nine American cities rank among 60 global metros positioned for transportation innovation

Article

In 2023, cities and counties will start fulfilling their climate action plans

News

NLC kicks off first in-person City Summit in three years

Article

Supercharge sustainability efforts with a focus on data center efficiency

News

Research, online program designed to help government admins bridge political divide

Article

In machines do we trust?

News

Federal government prioritizes ‘nature-based solutions’ with climate roadmap

Article

Municipal grounds crews tackle a multitude of tasks

News

Competition launched to attract younger talent to government IT jobs

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Navy Federal announces 2022 Best Cities After Service

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Study ranks the 15 most walkable U.S. cities for tourists

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