Columnist: A High-Tech Revolution Opens for World Cities
Columnist: A High-Tech Revolution Opens for World Cities
Columnist: A High-Tech Revolution Opens for World Cities
New Housing in Irvine Represents Focus on Integration, Accessibility
Certificate of Achievement in Leadership Recipients Honored at Congress of Cities
Speaking From the Heart: Give Your Best Speech Ever
NLC Accepting Applications for 2012 Full Policy and Advocacy Committees
In his May jobs numbers response, NLC President Ted Ellis stressed that while city leaders continue to tap into local resources and human capital to create jobs and invest in our communities, Congressional gridlock has dampened hope of significant growth anytime soon.
In December 2011, Kansas City, Kansas Mayor Joe Reardon testified before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment on the need for a modern policy framework and resources to invest in the nation’s water infrastructure systems.
Last month, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a new Integrated Planning policy to help state and local governments identify opportunities to achieve clean water by controlling and managing releases of wastewater and stormwater runoff more efficiently and cost effectively.