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Data tool designed to help states and localities provide medical debt relief

More than 15 million Americans have medical debt on their credit scores and a collective $49 billion in outstanding medical bills, according to a recent report by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The Biden-Harris administration announced the elimination of $7 billion in medical debt by the end of 2026 through its American Rescue Plan (ARP) […]

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Gallery: See the small cities that are experiencing big economic growth

To say the past five years have been challenging and filled with economic uncertainties for local governments would be putting it mildly. Yet, for as much uncertainty and trial cities have faced since the pandemic, there has been adaptation and resilience. A recent study by CoworkingCafe, a listing service for flexible workspaces, collected data to […]

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Addressing the mobile threat to the U.S. election

In April 2024, cybercriminals successfully targeted Coffee County, Ga., with a ransomware attack that forced the county to cut connection to the state’s voter registration system, impacting more than 43,000 citizens. This attack is one of countless recent cyberattacks targeting state and local electoral processes. Just months earlier, in January, citizens in New Hampshire received […]

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Training, certification and digital tools can help prevent workplace injuries and deaths

Worker safety in government remains a priority. The number of preventable fatal workplace injuries in government, however, grew from 311 in 2021 to 352 in 2022, according to the National Safety Council. Among all industries in the U.S., the number of preventable fatal workplace injuries totaled 4,695 in 2022. Safety and safety training should be […]

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What the DOJ’s accessibility rule means for state and local governments

On April 24, 2024, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) issued a final rule mandating that state and local government websites and mobile applications must be accessible to individuals with disabilities. Specifically, state and local governments are required to comply with these new standards based on their population size by specific deadlines, underscoring the […]

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2023 Crown Communities Award winner: City turns one-way frontage road into a two-way economic boon

There’s more than one way to make a one-way road into a two-way, something the City of Grandview, Mo., demonstrated with great success when it added two-way traffic to a frontage road connected to the bustling Interstate 49. The project not only improved traffic flow, but it also revitalized a business area that had long […]

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Government officials determine the best way to electrify fleets and meet clean fleet regulations

Bradley Northup, public works superintendent of fleet operations for Carlsbad, Calif., describes being a fleet manager in the Golden State as a “complex assignment.” He notes a couple of challenges that California fleet managers face, such as: the need to set up medium- and heavy-duty vehicle electrification in public sector fleets, and challenges in implementing […]

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Choosing an eSignature solution? Here’s what government agencies should look for

With many government organizations shifting to digital processes and replacing paper-based signing with digitized agreements and contracts, the need to uphold the authenticity and security of documents is paramount. Further, the government and federal industries are highly regulated, as they deal with the most critical types of transactions, so it’s no surprise that government-grade solutions […]

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The growing crisis of pedestrian safety: A call for predictive & prescriptive AI-driven solutions

In recent years, pedestrian safety has become a growing issue in urban planning and traffic management. Alarmingly, the number of traffic-related incidents and fatalities involving pedestrians has increased rapidly, raising significant concerns among policymakers, city planners and the general public. According to a report from the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA), pedestrian deaths in the […]

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Biden administration announces $1.8B in transportation grants for ‘communities of every size’

The Biden administration announced it has awarded $1.8 billion in grants for 148 transportation projects across the country. The funding, awarded through the Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) program, is split equally between urban and rural areas in the U.S. and includes projects in all 50 states, as well as the Northern […]

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Data tool designed to help states and localities provide medical debt relief

News

Gallery: See the small cities that are experiencing big economic growth

Article

Addressing the mobile threat to the U.S. election

Article

Training, certification and digital tools can help prevent workplace injuries and deaths

Article

What the DOJ’s accessibility rule means for state and local governments

Case Studies

2023 Crown Communities Award winner: City turns one-way frontage road into a two-way economic boon

Article

Government officials determine the best way to electrify fleets and meet clean fleet regulations

Article

Choosing an eSignature solution? Here’s what government agencies should look for

Article

The growing crisis of pedestrian safety: A call for predictive & prescriptive AI-driven solutions

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Biden administration announces $1.8B in transportation grants for ‘communities of every size’

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

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GALLERIES

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.