Rebuild Transportation Connectivity
How Online Solar Permitting Can Help Cities Meet Climate Goals and Resident Expectations
From the Event: NuHarbor Security: Cybersecurity 101, Threats & Solutions Panel Discussion
Five Things Cities Can Do to Prepare for Facial Recognition
- Lena Geraghty
Facial Recognition Report
Institutional Economic Engagement: Connecting Talent, Innovation, and Place
Rochester’s Simple Solution to Maximizing Engagement and Eliminating Silos
- Jen Aceto
Entrepreneurial assets given a new story in Henderson, Nevada
- Corianne Rice
How One Startup Support Organization Builds Entrepreneurial Networks
- Alan Zagier
With city boost, crowd-lending platform seeks to close the gap for Oklahoma City entrepreneurs
- Alan Zagier
Facing the Collapse of Small Businesses, Cities Need To Get PPP Right
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- Phillip Berkaw
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How cities can ensure equity in the second round of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)
Smart Cities Projects a Solution in Tough COVID-19 Budget Times
- Lena Geraghty
In Philadelphia, a post-pandemic plan to support working Black artists takes shape
- Alan Zagier
Using Digital Billboards and Private-Public Partnerships to Support Communities During COVID
- Jason King
Building Back Community Wealth through Entrepreneurs of All Types in Rochester, NY
- Corianne Rice
How Wilmington is Helping Its Informal Entrepreneurs Grow Their Businesses
- Phillip Berkaw
Investing in Change from the Ground Up
- Libby Schaaf
Online Solar Permitting in the Age of Uncertainty
- Nick Kasza
45 Cities Make Commitments to Inclusive Economic Development
Small Municipalities like Claycomo Are Just Trying to Survive
Updated HEROES Act Passes the House
- Michael Gleeson
A More Equitable and Just Recovery with Employee Ownership
Federal Aid for Local Government Operations is Necessary to Safeguard Health, Security, and Mobility
Congress Returns for Fall Legislative Sprint
Mayors Speak: Aid to Local Governments Critical to Protecting Economies Across the Nation
Local Governments Report Progress on Coronavirus Relief Funds, But Few Unobligated Dollars Remain for Cities and Towns Waiting for Aid
America’s Mayors Respond to the Lack of Local Aid in Senate Relief Package
University Towns Face Economic Crisis and COVID-19 Head On
Cities are Essential – The Fight of Our Financial Lives
The Other Side Of The Pandemic: The Disruption Of Social Life
Local Leaders Racing Against the Economic Impact of COVID
The Big Costs of Infrastructure Cutbacks
Cities are Making Unavoidable Cuts in Response to COVID-19 Fiscal Pressures
Consensus is Growing: More Emergency Funding is Essential for Local Governments
Three Things that the Fed and Congress Can Do Now to Help Small Cities Reopen and Recover
Cities Prepared for Rainy Days, but Not a Fiscal Tsunami
Local Budget Pressures are Real. So Why Don’t Cities Just Raise Taxes?
How City Leaders Can Ensure Their Residents Have Access to Health Care
Lexington, South Carolina is Essential – and Your Community is Too
Cities Anticipate $360 Billion Revenue Shortfall
- Christiana McFarland
Supporting Essential Workers to Slow the Spread of COVID-19
Five Big Questions on City Leaders’ Minds as Their Economies Reopen
Essential Municipal Employees Vulnerable to Severe Cuts
Cities Are Essential. We’re Fighting to Prove It.
Five Ways Local Governments are Supporting Small Businesses During COVID-19
Austin’s Strategy to Bring Back Middle-Skill Jobs
7 New Cities To Address College Completion
Four Ways City Leaders Can Help Veterans With Employment
