Lindsay Isaacs

Lindsay

Isaacs

Managing Editor

American City & County

Email: lindsay.isaacs@penton.com

Lindsay is a native of Atlanta, Ga. She graduated from the University of Georgia with an M.M.C. in journalism and a B.A. in English. Prior to joining American City & County, she held an internship at Georgia Electric Membership Corporation's Georgia magazine.

Articles by Lindsay Isaacs

May 2012 Municipal Cost Index shows modest increase

Government costs for goods and services have increased 1.1 percent since January

The new look of affordable homes

Creative, modern and green buildings set new standards for housing

April 2012 Municipal Cost Index increases a half-percent

The costs of goods and services continued a slight upward trend last month

Webinar: How to manage consumer technology in government offices

Free, online session to discuss how government IT managers can resolve security, access and reliability issues of consumer technology at work

Government IT officials get ready for Windows 8

Free online training to prepare government IT officials for the next version of Windows

March 2012 Municipal Cost Index reaches just beyond January level

The costs of goods and services bounce up 0.2 percent last month, following a 0.2 percent decrease in February.

Government officials lead organizational change through cloud computing

Virtual conference keynote to show how strong leadership is transforming IT from a cost center to a strategic asset

February 2012 Municipal Cost Index decreases slightly

The costs of goods and services purchased by local governments decreased 0.2 percent last month.

American City & County launches redesigned website

Features include multimedia and blogs, compatibility with mobile devices

December 2011 Municipal Cost Index dips

The costs of goods and services purchased by local governments decreased 0.2 percent last month, according to American City & County's Municipal Cost Index.

Santa brings toys to good girls and boys

On Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011, the Newark Fire Department and Mount Prospect Partnership organized a Santa Claus parade.

Preserving history in Babylon

A photo of the completed renovation and expansion of Old Babylon Town Hall in Babylon, N.Y., into the Town of Babylon History Museum at Old Town Hall.

The holidays are here

The Lewis & Clark Fife and Drum Corps in St. Charles, Mo.

November 2011 Municipal Cost Index increases slightly

The costs of goods and services purchased by local governments increased 0.3 percent last month.

Newark's Caped Crusader

Newark, N.J., Police Detective Gennaro Ortiz appears at more than 100 police community events throughout the year dressed as Batman and driving his Batmobile.

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