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IWCE 2023: American cities are gearing up for some of their largest sporting events ever

Between the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Games, the Rugby World Cup in 2031, and the North America 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be co-hosted by 11 U.S. cities along with five others in Mexico and Canada, American cities are gearing up to host some of their largest sporting events ever in the […]

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What is the Build America, Buy America Act, and how does it apply to local governments?

The Build America, Buy America Act (BABA), enacted as part of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), adds to the existing body of federal laws that require certain items be produced in the United States. In particular, BABA requires that, as of May 14, 2022, iron, steel, manufactured products and construction materials used in […]

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Shifting the cybersecurity burden for state and local governments

The public sector is a magnet for cyber criminals, as state and local governments continue to battle a wave of malware attacks every year. Adversaries understand that state and local governments, through no fault of their own, have limited budgets and overextended security teams, many of which are stressed by alert fatigue and the complexity […]

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IWCE 2023: Telecommunications technology expo highlights city solutions like smart pavement

Time is marching on and so is telecommunications technology — these days, at a breakneck pace. The IWCE 2023 exposition in Las Vegas, Nev. this week highlighted tech-forward city solutions like smart streetlights, city-wide networks, 5G, satellites, and roadways that can wirelessly charge electric vehicles speeding along at 65 miles per hour. “Modular, prefab infrastructure as […]

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With adequate data, a local government’s sustainability goals are within reach

To reach ambitious green environmental goals, cities and counties need good data, says Jennifer Robinson, global government strategic advisor at analytics provider SAS. “Sustainability requires comprehensive knowledge of what has happened, what is happening, and what may happen. Collecting data and sharing it between departments and with other organizations is one of the key elements […]

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Overcoming worker shortages in public sector amidst growing demand

While the private sector has more than made up the jobs it lost immediately after the advent of the pandemic, the public sector is still struggling. Since February 2020, the private sector recovered all its job losses, and filled nearly 900,000 new jobs, while the public sector is still at a net loss of 650,000 […]

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Report: Renters living at or below the poverty line face a ‘severe shortage of housing’

When real estate prices began increasing at a historic rate a few years ago, contractors and other stakeholders moved quickly to increase housing availability—and they did, but only for those who could afford it. The number of available affordable housing units for those living at or below the poverty line, meanwhile, has decreased, according to […]

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Metal buildings can be a lifesaver for local governments needing to expand

In 2023, cities and counties are relying on metal buildings to help them meet their infrastructure needs and requirements, says Harlem, N.Y.-based architect and educator Victor Body-Lawson FAIA, founding principal of Body Lawson Associates Architects & Planners. “Yes, metal building systems are ideal for needs and uses like infrastructure, storage, recreation facilities, industrial warehouses and […]

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How state and local CIOs can prioritize security, cloud and legacy systems

NASCIO recently released the annual State CIO Top Ten Policy and Technology Priorities for 2023—and cybersecurity and risk management, legacy modernization and cloud services rank near the top. With rising cybersecurity concerns, a growing emphasis on upgrading legacy systems, and a desire for more flexible, cloud-based technology, CIOs are focused on solutions that efficiently and […]

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Taking a higher priority

When 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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News

IWCE 2023: American cities are gearing up for some of their largest sporting events ever

Article

What is the Build America, Buy America Act, and how does it apply to local governments?

Article

Shifting the cybersecurity burden for state and local governments

News

IWCE 2023: Telecommunications technology expo highlights city solutions like smart pavement

Article

With adequate data, a local government’s sustainability goals are within reach

Article

Overcoming worker shortages in public sector amidst growing demand

News

Report: Renters living at or below the poverty line face a ‘severe shortage of housing’

Article

Metal buildings can be a lifesaver for local governments needing to expand

Article

How state and local CIOs can prioritize security, cloud and legacy systems

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Taking a higher priority

WHITE PAPERS

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3 Ways to Reduce Time-to-Hire in the Public Sector

Webinars

Overcoming Challenges & Creating Opportunities in Government Grant Management

How to Successfully Implement LED Streetlights in Your Hometown with Federal Funds

Grant Preparedness: Unlocking Funding Opportunities for Your Success

Podcast

Podcast: Disaster Management Symposium preview

Young Leaders Episode 4 – Cyril Jefferson – City Councilman, High Point, North Carolina

Young Leaders Episode 3 – Shannon Hardin – City Council President, Columbus, Ohio

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