Administration

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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...

Report: Technology is encouraging unprecedented collaboration in local government organizations

From the way people communicate to daily work norms, technology and other drivers are...

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...

BUILDING contracts

Local and state governments contract with the private sector for various reasons. From saving money to accessing outside expertise, the key to a successful

Mayor bemoans resignation of New York memorial chief

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says last week’s resignation of the chief executive of the World Trade Center Memorial Foundation will only further complicate the troubled efforts to construct the memorial.

Chicago hiring corruption trial continues

In the ongoing trial of Chicago officials charged with rigging the city’s hiring process, defense attorneys argue that politics have always been part of the process and are only now being called a crime.

Debate rages on mayor’s plan to take over Los Angeles schools

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is on the road defending his plan for a “council of mayors” to take over the Los Angeles Unified School District.

Texas health board considers care for uninsured

Proposed legislation in Texas could increase the amount counties would have to pay for healthcare for the uninsured.

Federal aid coming to New England flood victims

Parts of Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine affected by recent floods qualify for federal aid now that President Bush has declared them to be disaster areas.

New Lenox mayor defends spending

The mayor of New Lenox, Ill., is defending his use of money from his campaign to pay personal debts he had incurred on a city credit card.

Chicago alderman defends proposed 20 percent raise

A Chicago alderman says his fellow members of the city council and he deserve the 20 percent pay raise he has proposed.

Board closes meeting

Local officials and the city’s newspaper are concerned about a Wichita, Kan., museum board’s decision to close one of its meetings to the public.

New York lobbying bill criticized

The New York City Council is considering a bill that will prevent lobbyists from buying even a cup of coffee for elected officials.

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Administration

Highlights

Overcoming worker shortages in public sector amidst growing demand

Report: Technology is encouraging unprecedented collaboration in local government organizations

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

BUILDING contracts

Mayor bemoans resignation of New York memorial chief

Chicago hiring corruption trial continues

Debate rages on mayor’s plan to take over Los Angeles schools

Texas health board considers care for uninsured

Federal aid coming to New England flood victims

New Lenox mayor defends spending

Chicago alderman defends proposed 20 percent raise

Board closes meeting

New York lobbying bill criticized

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Digital Government Service Delivery – A Guide for Buyers

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Preparing Your Community Now for the Next Generation of Older Adults

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Future-proof Your State and Local Government Finance: 5 Key Trends for 2023

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Using Technology to Enhance Communications

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

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

Young Leaders Episode 2 – Christian Williams – Development Services Planner, Goodyear, Ariz.

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