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...

Chicago corruption trial continues

Testimony continues in the federal trial of four former Chicago city officials accused of rigging city jobs to benefit political supporters of Mayor Richard Daley.

Hercules’ task is fighting Wal-Mart

Officials in Hercules, Calif., are discussing the possibility of using new eminent domain laws to keep Arkansas-based retail giant Wal-Mart out of the city.

Illinois mayor paid to go to meetings

The mayor of New Lenox village, Ill., nearly doubled his starting salary last year with compensation for attending meetings of several regional agencies.

Baltimore mayor’s gubernatorial campaign sees shakeup

Baltimore Mayor Martin O’Malley has replaced his campaign manager in his run for Maryland governor.

New Mexico insurance superintendent resigns

New Mexico’s insurance superintendent is resigning under pressure, but the investigation into his actions in office may continue.

Livable Community planned in Miami

Miami is planning a Livable Communities project in the Liberty City neighborhood that is expected to pump up the business appeal of 54th Street.

Brown running for California’s attorney general

Former California Gov. Jerry Brown is touting his accomplishments as mayor of Oakland in his bid to become the state’s next attorney general.

Prosecution witness testifies to Chicago hiring corruption

A star prosecution witness in the trial of four former Chicago city officials testified that the city only cleaned up its hiring practices after a criminal investigation began.

Illinois counties want toll road money

Two Illinois lawmakers say they want to make sure that suburban counties get most of the money from the possible privatization of toll roads that pass through them.

D.C. commuter tax denied again

The District of Columbia once again has been denied the option of imposing a tax on commuters without congressional permission.

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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

Chicago corruption trial continues

Hercules’ task is fighting Wal-Mart

Illinois mayor paid to go to meetings

Baltimore mayor’s gubernatorial campaign sees shakeup

New Mexico insurance superintendent resigns

Livable Community planned in Miami

Brown running for California’s attorney general

Prosecution witness testifies to Chicago hiring corruption

Illinois counties want toll road money

D.C. commuter tax denied again

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Digital Government Service Delivery – A Guide for Buyers

Modernizing government services for today’s resident expectations

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

How To: Evaluate Digital Government Service Delivery Technologies

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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