Public Works & Utilities

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Cities-counties need to monitor fleet maintenance and carefully spend tax dollars

The public sector faces high debt levels, stressed budgets and wide-ranging priorities, says...

Why working with the wrong tax escrow payment processor can wreak havoc on government operations

Mortgage tax escrow payments for both local property owners and businesses continue to serve as...

For the public sector, security and compliance are just good business

State and local officials in charge of distributing public funds understand that security and...
metal buildings

Metal buildings can be a quick solution if a government wants to update facilities

Metal buildings serve a variety of functions and purposes in government, says Tony Bouquot, general manager at the Metal Building Manufacturers Association (MBMA). “Whether it’s a government office campus, a state or county park management facility, a regional recycling complex, a city convention center or a community recreation center, many government agencies depend on metal […]

U.S. Department of Transportation announces $8.2B for 10 new, existing passenger rail corridors

Following up a $16.4 billion investment last month, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Railroad Administration is doubling down on passenger rail with another $8.2 billion investment announced Friday. The funding is expected to go toward 10 passenger rail projects across the country while sparking future corridor planning. “With this funding, we’ll deliver America’s first […]
technology

To ensure success when buying tech, local governments need to do their homework

Municipal officials need to analyze their agency’s current IT setup as they consider upgrades, says Lauren Powalisz, principal, state, local higher education leader, Deloitte Consulting, a global management consultancy that provides technology, strategy and operations and human capital consulting for many industries, including the public sector. “Performing a current IT landscape assessment is an integral, […]
transportation

U.S. Department of Transportation announces $1.5M funding opportunity

Applications are open for $1.5 billion in grants through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity program. The funding, which will be distributed to selected projects next year, helps communities across the country carry out transportation-related projects that significantly impact local residents. “Across the country, I have seen firsthand how […]
sustainability

Cities can achieve sustainability wins with micro transportation, green infrastructure and climate resilience planning

In 2024, local governments will continue working on several sustainability targets, says Stephen McCauley, associate professor of teaching at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) in Worcester, Mass. He says those targets and areas of interest include micro transportation, expanding electric vehicle charging infrastructure and reducing battery fire risk in electric vehicles. He predicts municipal governments will […]
technology

The correlation between trust, transparency and technology with residents and their local governments

Today, residents benchmark interactions with their local government against the experiences they have with consumer-facing brands. Digital self-service, immersive engagement experiences and streamlined communication are all on the table as municipalities seek to enhance civic engagement and foster trust with residents. Due to these evolving preferences and growing demands, local governments must look for ways […]
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