Public Works & Utilities

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Small budget, strong security: Why Zero Trust is key to protecting critical infrastructure

Earlier this year, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), National...

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...

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Georgia retires old coal-fire plants, requires more solar

The Georgia Public Service Commission recently voted to approve electric utility Georgia Power’s proposal to shutter 20 percent of coal buring power plants in the state. The commission also required Georgia Power to more than double its solar production levels.

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Cities selected by NLC for out-of-school meal program grants

15 cities nationwide have been selected by the National League of Cities to receive aid for out-of-school meal programs to help hungry children.

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Livable communities for the elderly

For the first time in history, the elderly are beginning to outnumber the young in America. As this demographic shift occurs, communities are considering ways to best meet the specific needs of older residents.

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In Seattle, the library will now come to you

Voters in Seattle, Wash., fought to fund libraries and are now seeing the system revitalized. With new programs such as Books on Bikes, Seattle’s Library System hopes to reach residents in innovative ways.

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Transit tech

Public transit users are asking for more by way of digital services. Is your transit system meeting the demand?

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Ohio judge finds ‘speed cameras’ unconstitutional

Judge Robert Ruehlman found the speed cameras placed around Elmwood Place, Ohio, violated motorists’ constitutional rights to due process.

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Tracking progress

Ventura, Calif., needed an effective way to track its vehicles and optimize routes for greater efficiency. It was looking for technology that would provide vehicle location information and improve efficient routing of vehicles and delivery of services to the community.

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Dept. of Sanitation sweeps up Sandy

Hurricane Sandy, which hit in October 2012, affected 24 states. Whole communities were destroyed, leaving tens of thousands of people homeless. Mass transit was crippled. The storm caused billions of dollars of infrastructure and property damage.

An Alliance Truck Parts AC compressor for trucks

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HVAC maintenance tips for fleet managers

Alliance Truck Parts reminds truckers to stay cool this summer with regular HVAC maintenance.

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North Dakota’s state-run highways best in the nation

A new report from the Reason Foundation ranked the nation’s state-run highways on a variety of criteria. Coming in first was North Dakota for its low traffic volumes, moderate congestion and good system condition. Coming in last was Alaska for the poor condition of its rural thoroughfares.

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Public Works & Utilities

Highlights

Small budget, strong security: Why Zero Trust is key to protecting critical infrastructure

How to increase climate resilience in urban areas

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

Article

Georgia retires old coal-fire plants, requires more solar

Article

Cities selected by NLC for out-of-school meal program grants

Article

Livable communities for the elderly

Article

In Seattle, the library will now come to you

Article

Transit tech

Article

Ohio judge finds ‘speed cameras’ unconstitutional

Article

Tracking progress

Article

Dept. of Sanitation sweeps up Sandy

Article

HVAC maintenance tips for fleet managers

Article

North Dakota’s state-run highways best in the nation

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