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Public transit in a pandemic

Public transportation agencies are struggling to remain sustainable, and the effects of the...

Facing the controversy of facial recognition technology

While facial recognition is a powerful tool that can improve law enforcement efficiency, that...

The rocky road ahead

The COVID-19 pandemic is draining government coffers nationwide. How will this affect...

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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.

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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?

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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

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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.

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The rocky road ahead

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

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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 […]

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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Technology goes viral

Local governments are using technology to help their communities weather the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing

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The thinking machine

Artificial intelligence is a bit of a buzz term these days – but what do people really mean when they say AI? And why should local governments care? First of all, AI is extremely misunderstood. We aren’t talking about HAL from “2001: A Space Odyssey,” necessarily; we’re talking about what Alan Turing speculated about “thinking […]

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In-Depth

Highlights

Public transit in a pandemic

Facing the controversy of facial recognition technology

The rocky road ahead

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

ArticleNews

A pandemic, remote work and ‘the new normal’

ArticleNews

Public office from the home office

Article

Technology goes viral

Article

The thinking machine

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