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Plant trees in whose shade you shall never sit

Brynn Myers, the city manager of Temple, Texas, has been named American City & County’s 2019...

The future of emergency response

Understanding the GIS data requirements for the shift to NG911

Fear of a green nation

Marijuana legalization is gaining momentum, and local leaders can either capitalize on this...

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Getting in the zone

Opportunity zones are attracting investment into low-income areas across the country. How can your community take advantage of this movement?

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Plant trees in whose shade you shall never sit

Brynn Myers, the city manager of Temple, Texas, has been named American City & County’s 2019 Leader of the Year.

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The future of emergency response

Understanding the GIS data requirements for the shift to NG911

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110 years in the making and still going strong

American City & County Editorial Director Bill Wolpin reflects on the magazine’s 110-year history and its continued commitment to informing local leaders about exemplary governing.

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Fear of a green nation

Marijuana legalization is gaining momentum, and local leaders can either capitalize on this movement or get left behind

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The (smarter) siren song

Technological advances are making public safety communications more effective and reliable

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Full speed ahead

American City & County Associate Editor Jason Axelrod recounts riding in an autonomous shuttle and ponders how the technology will change our lives

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Test driving the future

As local governments actively test connected vehicle technologies, two small cities present unique offerings in the space

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Pay us or else

Local governments are being targeted by ransomware at an alarming rate, and very few communities are prepared to deal with the threat

In-Depth

Highlights

Plant trees in whose shade you shall never sit

The future of emergency response

Fear of a green nation

Article

Getting in the zone

Article

Plant trees in whose shade you shall never sit

Article

The future of emergency response

Exclusive

110 years in the making and still going strong

Article

Fear of a green nation

Article

The (smarter) siren song

Exclusive

Full speed ahead

Article

Test driving the future

Article

Pay us or else

Article

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