Implementing performance measures 1st September 2000 In an effort to operate more like businesses, local governments are reassessing how they measure their own performances and that of their employees. To
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT/Tips on passing a bond referendum 1st August 2000 Local officials are confronted with capital improvement needs – building new schools, repairing aging sewerage treatment plants or expanding the park
Aiming to reduce gun violence 1st August 2000 In June, New York made national headlines when it became the 32nd local government in the United States to sue the gun industry. The suit prompted the
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT/County’s giveaway draws business, boosts economy 1st August 2000 When Calvert County, Md., designed and developed an industrial park in the mid-1970s, officials thought they had a sure way to attract business. The park’s
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT/Meeting MD&A requirements 1st July 2000 Statement No. 34 from the Government Accounting Standards Board brings local governments into the world of full accrual-based accounting, with a mandate
Taking the lead in risk management 1st July 2000 Like their counterparts in other departments of local government, risk managers are interested in determining the “best practices” in their field. Identifying
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT/Improving a credit rating 1st June 2000 In the early 1990s, White Bear Lake, Minn., began a concerted effort to lower its borrowing costs by improving the A credit rating that it had carried
No G.O.: Project financing without the taxpayer burden 1st June 2000 Washington, D.C., is getting a new public school. That, in itself, sounds like no big deal, except that the last public school in the district was built
GASB issues implementation guide 1st June 2000 The Governmental Accounting Standards Board has issued an implementation guide to help the preparers and auditors of state and local government financial
ENVIRONMENT/Environmental justice principle affects growth 1st May 2000 Since 1964, environmental justice has played a role in city, county, state and federal building and transportation projects. Rooted in Title VI of the
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