In-Depth

Highlights

3 ways to improve citizen engagement with Millennials and Gen-Z

American City & County Associate Editor Jason Axelrod offers insights on citizen engagement...

American City & County’s 2020 Exemplary Public Servant of the Year Award

Nominees for American City & County's Exemplary Public Servant of the Year award are judged on...

American City & County’s 2020 Crown Communities Awards

Projects nominated for American City & County's annual Crown Communities Awards are judged on...

News

The Colonial Pipeline attack: What it means for critical infrastructure, and why businesses need to have a plan in place

The Colonial Pipeline attack is a clear example of how ransomware can shut down components of the critical national infrastructure. IT-driven compromises can shut down OT environments, and all organizations must be prepared for attack. Fill out the below form to gain access to the summary of what businesses should consider.

Person shaking hands with another person whose arm is reaching out from inside a computer screen

Exclusive

3 ways to improve citizen engagement with Millennials and Gen-Z

American City & County Associate Editor Jason Axelrod offers insights on citizen engagement based on his reporting and on being a Millennial himself

Article

American City & County’s 2020 Exemplary Public Servant of the Year Award

Nominees for American City & County’s Exemplary Public Servant of the Year award are judged on their recent accomplishments and the impact these actions had on their communities

Article

American City & County’s 2020 Crown Communities Awards

Projects nominated for American City & County’s annual Crown Communities Awards are judged on uniqueness, short- and long-term value to the community and effective/innovative financing.

Article

Shared governance: How pandemic partnerships can lead to progress and offer promise

If our nation’s cities and towns are going to be asked to do more and more, the pandemic partnerships and the progress we have made offer promise for a brighter future for our communities.

Article

Bridging the digital divide

The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the struggles for families without Internet access. What can be done to narrow the digital divide?

Article

Public transit in a pandemic

Public transportation agencies are struggling to remain sustainable, and the effects of the outbreak will be felt for years to come

Article

Facing the controversy of facial recognition technology

While facial recognition is a powerful tool that can improve law enforcement efficiency, that doesn’t necessarily translate to increasing fair and just outcomes.

Article

The rocky road ahead

The COVID-19 pandemic is draining government coffers nationwide. How will this affect America’s already-questionable infrastructure?

Article

The importance of GIS technology within a smart city framework

Geographic information systems (GIS) have become a part of our daily lives. Anyone who’s flown, used a vehicle’s GPS, or given location permission to a smartphone app has firsthand experience with GIS technology. Once just a tool for planners, architects, and infrastructure engineers, GIS is now more prevalent than ever across a broad spectrum of […]

1 2 3 … 16 Next »

In-Depth

Highlights

3 ways to improve citizen engagement with Millennials and Gen-Z

American City & County’s 2020 Exemplary Public Servant of the Year Award

American City & County’s 2020 Crown Communities Awards

News

The Colonial Pipeline attack: What it means for critical infrastructure, and why businesses need to have a plan in place

Exclusive

3 ways to improve citizen engagement with Millennials and Gen-Z

Article

American City & County’s 2020 Exemplary Public Servant of the Year Award

Article

American City & County’s 2020 Crown Communities Awards

Article

Shared governance: How pandemic partnerships can lead to progress and offer promise

Article

Bridging the digital divide

Article

Public transit in a pandemic

Article

Facing the controversy of facial recognition technology

Article

The rocky road ahead

Article

The importance of GIS technology within a smart city framework

WHITE PAPERS

Hand Hygiene: Compliance Matters

What it Takes to Build a Winning Esports Program

Sixth-Largest US School District Saves Over $500,000 by Utilizing a Cooperative

Events

Podcast

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.

Twitter

Changing recruitment practices can ease retention challenges dlvr.it/SQzzPt

EVs are coming in a big way – Will charging infrastructure be ready? dlvr.it/SQzfL1

Optimizing the 3 stages of RFP creation for faster results | June 16, 2022 at 2 PM ET dlvr.it/SQzV7d

Amid digital evolution, equity in accessibility is of utmost importance dlvr.it/SQwZ3b

Hand Hygiene: Compliance Matters dlvr.it/SQwL8f

What it Takes to Build a Winning Esports Program dlvr.it/SQwJRj

Sixth-Largest US School District Saves Over $500,000 by Utilizing a Cooperative dlvr.it/SQwHPv

Amid shifting workplace expectations, local government employers must adapt dlvr.it/SQm2RT