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Energy department announces $31M for local, state energy efficiency and conservation efforts

In support of the nation’s push toward clean energy, the U.S. Department of Energy announced this month the recipients of more than $31 million in investments through the Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant Program, which is funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The money will support projects in 19 states and local communities, and is […]

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Cities can achieve sustainability wins with micro transportation, green infrastructure and climate resilience planning

In 2024, local governments will continue working on several sustainability targets, says Stephen McCauley, associate professor of teaching at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) in Worcester, Mass. He says those targets and areas of interest include micro transportation, expanding electric vehicle charging infrastructure and reducing battery fire risk in electric vehicles. He predicts municipal governments will […]

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Fast disaster recovery construction projects

There is profound wisdom embedded in the age-old saying attributed to Benjamin Franklin, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” In today’s rapidly changing landscape, these words resonate with a heightened sense of urgency. The National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) paints a stark picture in the United States: 2022 alone witnessed […]

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CISA publishes AI roadmap to support security, competitiveness of American cities and counties

The advent of artificial intelligence poses technical, ethical, political and security challenges for American local governments of all sizes. As AI becomes more prevalent and pervasive with each year that passes, the federal government is taking proactive steps now to avert future crises. A key part of that initiative is a new plan called the […]

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EPA opens $2B in funding for climate resilience, environmental justice projects

In the national push toward climate resilience, investing in a way that’s equitable for everyone is an important consideration—and one the federal government is currently prioritizing. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently opened about $2 billion in funding to support community-driven projects that deploy clean energy, strengthen climate resilience, and build capacity for communities to […]

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The correlation between trust, transparency and technology with residents and their local governments

Today, residents benchmark interactions with their local government against the experiences they have with consumer-facing brands. Digital self-service, immersive engagement experiences and streamlined communication are all on the table as municipalities seek to enhance civic engagement and foster trust with residents. Due to these evolving preferences and growing demands, local governments must look for ways […]

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Gallery: Top 10 domestic city travel destinations this Thanksgiving season

From Interstate 91 leaving Springfield, Mass. to Route 40 heading for Flagstaff, Ariz., byways and thoroughfares across the country are congested this week with travelers commuting to out-of-state destinations for the Thanksgiving holiday. The Tuesday and Wednesday before, and the Sunday afterward, are historically the busiest travel days of the year, according to the Transportation […]

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As they plan to buy new IT systems, agencies need to listen to their technology users

When they acquire new technology, cities and counties need to consider how their workers will be affected, says Ed Bouryng, president of Reston, Va.-based Meta, a business transformation and cloud delivery technology organization that serves the public sector, education and other parts of the economy. Bouryng has worked in the technology and software solutions space […]

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NLC City Summit stresses the importance of local government

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens welcomed attendees to the 99th National League of Cities (NLC) City Summit in Atlanta this week by saying it was a chance for mayors and city council members to come together and learn from one another, and return home with invaluable conversations about the betterment of their respective communities. “Local leaders […]

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EPA announces $93M for 84 tribal recycling infrastructure, educational projects

In honor of America Recycles Day, held annually Nov. 15 as an initiative to promote recycling, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced $93 million for Tribal recycling infrastructure projects. Fifty-nine selectees will receive more than $60 million in Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling grants, and 25 selectees will receive more than $33 million in recycling […]

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News

Energy department announces $31M for local, state energy efficiency and conservation efforts

Article

Cities can achieve sustainability wins with micro transportation, green infrastructure and climate resilience planning

Article

Fast disaster recovery construction projects

News

CISA publishes AI roadmap to support security, competitiveness of American cities and counties

News

EPA opens $2B in funding for climate resilience, environmental justice projects

Article

The correlation between trust, transparency and technology with residents and their local governments

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Gallery: Top 10 domestic city travel destinations this Thanksgiving season

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As they plan to buy new IT systems, agencies need to listen to their technology users

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NLC City Summit stresses the importance of local government

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EPA announces $93M for 84 tribal recycling infrastructure, educational projects

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