Administration

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Returning to (tele)work: Is the public sector ready for a more permanent work-from-home policy?

Employers across the public and private sector are assessing the return-to-work situation while...

Knoxville upgrades 30,000 outdoor light fixtures, saves $3 million

Knoxville, Tenn., city planners’ recently completed a city-wide street lighting upgrade, which...

Emerging from disruption, cities have an unprecedented opportunity to build better operational resilience

Many cities are currently enduring the most significant period of disruption ever experienced...

In a few short months, the global health crisis has dramatically changed the way local governments operate. How can local leaders cope, and what does this mean for the future?

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A pandemic, remote work and ‘the new normal’

In a few short months, the global health crisis has dramatically changed the way local governments operate. How can local leaders cope, and what does this mean for the future?

Woman teleconferencing with others via computer.

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Public office from the home office

Forced to work remotely, local elected officials are discovering best practices for holding virtual public meetings from their homes

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The pandemic and digital optimization — what does it mean for municipal HR?

Human resource managers have long prided themselves on having a physical presence in their offices. HR managers should, after all, be visible and accessible. They should have a physical open door so that staff can seek them out for counsel at any time. However, COVID-19 has wholly disrupted this model for both private and public […]

The Roebling Suspension Bridge in Cincinnati.

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Cincinnati passes historic transportation bill

Cincinnati’s “too close to call” transportation ballot initiative from March’s primary election is now final, securing substantial new funding for transportation and infrastructure in Hamilton County, Ohio, where Cincinnati is located. “Cincinnati’s business leaders have a rich history of stepping to the plate to solve the big, seemingly intractable problems in our community,” Cincinnati Chamber […]

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Service ensures emails from critical and essential organizations reach inboxes at no cost

Validity, an email solutions provider announced the release of its new crisis communications program, Validity for Good. Available as a free service for government agencies and organizations that send critical emails, such as those related to the coronavirus pandemic. With Validity for Good, agencies and organizations are temporarily granted access to the Return Path Email […]

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The ‘New Normal:’ How Laguna Niguel has made its finance department virtual

When Governor Newsom declared shelter-in-place for California on March 20, 2020, a number of employees from the Laguna Niguel – like many across the state – suddenly had to make plans to work from home. I am the “process guy” in the public works department, and my role is to look at new processes and […]

Eight Best Practices for Video Streaming Your Local Government Meetings

In the wake of COVID-19, local governments are working to enable citizen engagement and rapid information sharing. Fortunately, local governments can leverage live and recorded video streaming solutions to allow citizens and board members to participate in council meetings and town halls to ensure that COVID-19 social distancing protocols do not detrimentally widen gaps between […]

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NACo’s We Are Counties campaign celebrates front-line county employees across the country

The National Association of Counties (NACo), today announced the launch of the “We Are Counties” campaign – an effort to put names and faces to front-line pandemic workers most of the population might not know are county employees. “Dedicated county employees are addressing unprecedented challenges related to the coronavirus pandemic. The We Are Counties campaign will show […]

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Seven types of data guiding COVID-19 decision-making as we move from response to recovery

The rate of spread of COVID-19 varies from state to state, with some successfully flattening the curve while others still await peak infection levels. As governors wrestle with how and when to begin reopening businesses and easing shelter-in-place orders, they must lean on reliable, accurate, and timely data to take decisive action that will ultimately […]

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The pandemic and the future of remote work for local government

Local governments and municipalities across the U.S. are facing an unprecedented need to shift employees to remote work due to the spread of COVID-19. Be it voluntary or mandated, many government organizations are seeing a high volume of internal and public-facing requests, which leave organizations left scrambling to determine what is next when it comes […]

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Administration

Highlights

Returning to (tele)work: Is the public sector ready for a more permanent work-from-home policy?

Knoxville upgrades 30,000 outdoor light fixtures, saves $3 million

Emerging from disruption, cities have an unprecedented opportunity to build better operational resilience

ArticleNews

A pandemic, remote work and ‘the new normal’

ArticleNews

Public office from the home office

Article

The pandemic and digital optimization — what does it mean for municipal HR?

Article

Cincinnati passes historic transportation bill

Product

Service ensures emails from critical and essential organizations reach inboxes at no cost

Product

The ‘New Normal:’ How Laguna Niguel has made its finance department virtual

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Eight Best Practices for Video Streaming Your Local Government Meetings

Article

NACo’s We Are Counties campaign celebrates front-line county employees across the country

Article

Seven types of data guiding COVID-19 decision-making as we move from response to recovery

Product

The pandemic and the future of remote work for local government

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New! E-book: The Ultimate Guide to Understanding Fleet Utilization

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