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As California moves to clear homeless encampments, it’s encouraging local governments to follow suit

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has issued an executive order for state agencies to begin “urgently” developing policy to remove homeless encampments from state property. The order was also designed to provide a blueprint for local governments to adopt similar policies addressing encampments in their own jurisdictions, according to Newsom. The July 25 executive order follows […]

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Life in the fast lane: study says these U.S. cities have the ‘speediest drivers’

The “need for speed” on the roadway can sometimes end in a hefty speeding ticket, or worse. And some cities see more speeding incidents than others. A recent study analyzed speeding-related incidents per 1,000 drivers in the 50 largest U.S. cities to determine which localities had the “speediest drivers.” The study was conducted by LendingTree, […]

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To ensure a level playing field, uniformity and consistency are important when interviewing job candidates

Local government officials need to be highly visible when they recruit new talent to replace experienced pros, says Dave O’Reilly, COO at CivicPlus. The firm offers technology to governments in the form of a modern civic experience platform. The company’s tools enable one-stop, frictionless interactions for residents. The firm’s systems also help staff collaborate and […]

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Unlocking the potential of artificial intelligence for America’s infrastructure

Since celebrating Infrastructure Week in May, the conversation around infrastructure development has taken on a new dimension—one that goes beyond bridges and highways: harnessing the transformative power of artificial intelligence (AI) to propel our infrastructure into the future. AI serves as a catalyst for productivity in a sector often burdened by resource constraints and historical […]

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Keeping Your Schools Clean to Boost Staff & Student Productivity

As educational institutions face continued challenges in maintaining cleanliness across their campuses due in part to labor shortages and budget constraints, the need for efficient and effective cleaning solutions has never been more critical. There is more pressure on educators and facility managers to find innovative ways to keep classrooms and facilities clean while maximizing […]

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5 Tips to Enhance School Safety

The complex risks that K-12 schools and Higher Education institutions face today when it comes to school and campus safety demand expert teams and plans to prevent incidents. The inherent vulnerabilities to intrusion and disruption require perspectives and responses to threats that can assure a safe and healthy environment for learning. A layered, systems-based approach to […]

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Empowering Education: NJ Charter School Boosts Tech with Cooperative Purchasing

Uncommon Schools North Star Academy is dedicated to preparing every student for success in college and beyond. With a focus on joy and rigor in the classroom and a supportive environment, students receive the foundation they need to achieve their dreams. As one of New Jersey’s pioneering charter schools, they remain committed to providing students […]

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Thriving Against All Odds: ESSER Funds Help Gary Community Schools Transform Education

Project Overview Gary Community School Corporation is a public school district in Gary, Indiana, about 25 miles southeast of Chicago. The district has faced many challenges, including worn-out facilities, financial struggles, and declining enrollment. With new leadership, and an influx of COVID relief funds, the district has made incredible strides. They’ve achieved a balanced budget, […]

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From Legacy to Legendary: Modernization in Government IT

Maintaining security while modernizing technology within state and local government agencies can be a balancing act. How do you maintain security without keeping technology up-to-date? On the other side, how do you utilize modern technology and update your systems without experiencing gaps in security? Continue reading to explore the benefits of creating a comprehensive modernization […]

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The impact of rising property taxes on communities

The rise of property taxes has become a topic of discussion across many local communities in the U.S. According to ATTOM’s 2023 Property Tax Analysis, there has been a significant 6.9% rise in nationwide single-family taxes, with particularly high rates observed in the Northeast and Midwest regions. This trend, driven by several economic factors and […]

Year: 2021

News

As California moves to clear homeless encampments, it’s encouraging local governments to follow suit

GalleryNews

Life in the fast lane: study says these U.S. cities have the ‘speediest drivers’

Article

To ensure a level playing field, uniformity and consistency are important when interviewing job candidates

Article

Unlocking the potential of artificial intelligence for America’s infrastructure

Sponsored

Keeping Your Schools Clean to Boost Staff & Student Productivity

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5 Tips to Enhance School Safety

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Empowering Education: NJ Charter School Boosts Tech with Cooperative Purchasing

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Thriving Against All Odds: ESSER Funds Help Gary Community Schools Transform Education

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From Legacy to Legendary: Modernization in Government IT

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The impact of rising property taxes on communities

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