Public Works & Utilities

Highlights

How to increase climate resilience in urban areas

In the face of climate change, cities around the world are experiencing unprecedented weather...

Traverse City’s broadband project is a cautionary tale for other communities

As a former telecommunications executive who created business plans for fiber networks, I’ve...

As cyber threats evolve, cities and counties need to safeguard staffers’ mobile devices

No question, more local governments are facing cyber threats in 2024, says Tim LeMaster, vice...

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Updating a ‘modern marvel’

Historic building gets an eco-friendly makeover

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International waters

Gloucester, Mass., fishes for opportunities with Japan

The Atlanta BeltLine, a developing “rails to trails” project, is changing the way residents move throughout their city. Once completed, it will be a contiguous mixed-use paved pathway encircling downtown. On Friday, July 25, American City & County took a field trip to learn more about the project.

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Large U.S. arsenal to get infrastructure improvements (with related video)

The U.S. Army has announced a $61 million infrastructure modernization project at the Rock Island Arsenal Joint Manufacturing Technology Center (JMTC) in Rock Island, Ill. Minneapolis-based Honeywell Building Solutions is the contractor on the project.

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The rise of solar landfills

Across the country, municipalities are installing solar panels on capped landfills to cut down on costs and become more sustainable.

Park Place

Local governments showcase the newest parks and recreation gems.

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Get a green light when you need a restroom break (with related video)

Tooshlights is an automated public restroom lighting system that communicates stall occupancy. It is a sensored setup that alerts guests/patrons which stall is available.

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Detroit’s drought

Resentment mounts as the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department intensifies its efforts to collect unpaid bills.

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Libraries still important to Miami-Dade voters

Last week the Miami-Dade County Commission, in response to public feedback, voted to modestly raise property taxes to avoid having to cut library services.

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Public Works & Utilities

Highlights

How to increase climate resilience in urban areas

Traverse City’s broadband project is a cautionary tale for other communities

As cyber threats evolve, cities and counties need to safeguard staffers’ mobile devices

Article

Respecting the past

Article

Updating a ‘modern marvel’

Article

International waters

Atlanta BeltLine Project

Article

Large U.S. arsenal to get infrastructure improvements (with related video)

Article

The rise of solar landfills

Park Place

Article

Get a green light when you need a restroom break (with related video)

Article

Detroit’s drought

Article

Libraries still important to Miami-Dade voters

WHITE PAPERS

Industrial AMR infographic

Mechanize the Mop White Paper

3 Ways to Reduce Time-to-Hire in the Public Sector

Webinars

Overcoming Challenges & Creating Opportunities in Government Grant Management

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

Grant Preparedness: Unlocking Funding Opportunities for Your Success

Podcast

Podcast: Disaster Management Symposium preview

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

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

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.