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Seattle intends to revamp its waterfront parks network in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Seattle is making a push to restore and connect its Elliot Bay waterfront parks in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The project will be undertaken without cost to taxpayers, funded entirely by philanthropy The project, “Elliott Bay Connections advances our decades-long efforts to reconnect the city to the waterfront, ensuring a seamless transition […]

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Government officials accelerate electrification of public transit and other fleets

Executives in municipal, regional and state governments are interested in in transitioning their fleets to electric operations, says Daniel Simounet, vice president, transportation industry, Americas at Hitachi Energy, a worldwide provider of power technologies and energy systems, offering tools and solutions that provide pathways to accelerate the energy transition and deliver customer success. He adds […]

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10 American cities accessible and safe for pedestrians

Amid a recent increase in roadway deaths nationally, pedestrian safety has become a prioritized topic in city halls and county offices across the United States. Research has proven that traffic calming features and smart urban planning can dramatically reduce the risk for pedestrians. Some cities are better at it than others. A new ranking from […]

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Tax credit incentives for local governments could ‘turbo charge the clean energy economy,’ but need clarification

Over the last few years, the federal government has launched a number of clean energy initiatives enabling city and county governments to address localized impacts of climate change in their communities. One of the provisions included in the Inflation Reduction Act lets local governments access “direct pay” incentives, reimbursing them via tax credits for qualifying […]

Elevator Phone Line Replacement Strategy | A Guide to Reliable, Code-Compliant Solutions

Ensuring safety at government facilities is vital. With frequent involvement in major events, prioritizing emergency communications is key. Amid infrastructural modernization, from IT to sustainability efforts, facility-based emergency connectivity must be integrated. This guide outlines regulatory shifts impacting your facilities’ long-standing emergency communications tech and processes for better reliability and safety. The safety of employees […]

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NYC’s department of transportation to hold hearing on proposed citywide use of pedal-assisted cargo bikes

In an effort to cut down on congestion and reduce pollution, New York City’s Department of Transportation wants to let delivery companies use pedal-assisted cargo bikes. An ongoing 30-day comment solicitation period for the proposed rule is slated to culminate in a public hearing next month. “Greater use of cargo bikes will bring incredible environmental […]

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Reimagining how cities can leverage holistic platforms for urban mobility solutions

When it comes to designing transit and transportation solutions that reduce traffic congestion and improve on-time arrival rates, we seem to have a problem. It seems we are focused on all the wrong things. It’s not all about building a better vehicle, or the technology that is used inside the vehicle. And it’s not about […]

Community College Utilizes Cooperative Food Service Program to Realize 14% Savings

Laramie County Community College, established in 1968, is a full-service community college with campuses located in both Laramie and Cheyenne Wyoming. They are committed to quality, inclusion and innovative agility as the school continues to grow, which can even be seen in their food program. We spoke with The Director of Dining Services for the […]

Trane Completes District Upgrades Lowering Energy Costs 20 Percent and Optimizing Learning Environment

Overview When leaders at Powhatan County were adding a new school building, they wanted to address a host of deferred maintenance issues that plagued four existing dark and gloomy school buildings before the new school building opened its doors. Powhatan County Public Schools leaders wanted to upgrade these existing buildings to create an equitable, optimized […]

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Data: Your most overlooked asset

If asked to think of a community’s most important assets, many would likely start by naming road networks, bridges, buildings, or possibly even transit and sanitary systems. But would data ever come to mind? As the foundation of everything, data is a vital asset—especially for public sector organizations. In order to have confidence in the […]

Year: 2021

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Seattle intends to revamp its waterfront parks network in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Article

Government officials accelerate electrification of public transit and other fleets

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10 American cities accessible and safe for pedestrians

News

Tax credit incentives for local governments could ‘turbo charge the clean energy economy,’ but need clarification

Elevator Phone Line Replacement Strategy | A Guide to Reliable, Code-Compliant Solutions

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NYC’s department of transportation to hold hearing on proposed citywide use of pedal-assisted cargo bikes

Article

Reimagining how cities can leverage holistic platforms for urban mobility solutions

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Community College Utilizes Cooperative Food Service Program to Realize 14% Savings

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Trane Completes District Upgrades Lowering Energy Costs 20 Percent and Optimizing Learning Environment

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Data: Your most overlooked asset

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How to Successfully Implement LED Streetlights in Your Hometown with Federal Funds

Grant Preparedness: Unlocking Funding Opportunities for Your Success

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Young Leaders Episode 4 – Cyril Jefferson – City Councilman, High Point, North Carolina

Young Leaders Episode 3 – Shannon Hardin – City Council President, Columbus, Ohio

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A new dashboard tracks early voting for the 2024 election. These 10 counties have cast the most votes so far

Here are the 10 most competitive rental markets in the U.S.

Cycling, recycling and green space: these are the top 10 most sustainable cities in the U.S.