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With new school year, federal agencies warn of increased cyberattacks

As another school year begins, children are returning to classrooms, teachers are preparing for their busy season and public administrators are ramping up oversight of educational cyberdefenses. Over the last few years, educational institutions have become focal points for cybercriminals. In a joint statement, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security […]

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Report outlines path to net-zero emissions electric system overhaul by 2035

Across the country, cities, counties and states have set sustainability goals of reducing carbon emissions drastically over coming decades. It’s within reach. From the perspective of public organizations and utility suppliers, a new report from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) evaluates a number of different scenarios that would see the United States achieve a […]

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Federal Transit Administration issues five directives to Massachusetts agency over ‘compromised’ safety culture

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Transit Administration (FTA) is cracking down on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) after a failed inspection concluded its over-focus on building new capital projects at the expense of existing infrastructure has “compromised a culture of safety at the agency.” A report issued Wednesday calls on the Bay State […]

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How local governments can encourage residents to make smart energy choices

Local governments play an essential role in creating a safe environment for their constituents to live, work and play. While we don’t typically think of preparing for extreme weather events as a priority for municipal or county leaders, it has never been more important. The impact of climate disruption is being felt far and wide. […]

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Remote and hybrid work is here to stay—what does that mean for local governments?

When it comes to work-from-home and hybrid work, the data is in: It’s here to stay. From about 5 percent before the pandemic, the percentage of American workers logging in from remote offices has catapulted to 30 percent—and that number is projected to hold steady into the foreseeable future. “Work from home has increased sixfold […]

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Yes, local governments need to consider several issues when buying technology

When they acquire systems and software, cities and counties need to concentrate on what’s important, says Sanford “Sandy” Taylor, Fremont Calif.’s director of information technology. He cites the following key considerations that jurisdictions need to keep in mind when they buy technology: Identify functional and technical needs for the technology. This part of the procurement […]

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California creates legislative roadmap to zero-emission vehicles by 2035

As highlighted by the recent passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, the federal government is moving to address climate change and reduce emissions in many different ways, such as by increasing the number of electric vehicles on the road. Following this trend, state, city and governments are likewise moving quickly at the local level to […]

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From emergency response to strategic planning: A Kilauea case study

When volcanoes erupt, the force of explosions and lava dramatically change the landscape, impacting the geography and the lives of those who live and work nearby. This is especially true on the southern tip of Hawaii, which is home to the world’s most active volcano, Kilauea. Responding to Kilauea’s 2018 eruptions, federal, state and local […]

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Transportation program distributes $2.2 billion for projects—double last year’s amount

When it comes to repairing and replacing infrastructure, there’s a clear priority for administrators of American cities and counties: roadways and transportation. In a recent survey of government leaders, more than 57 percent reported roads in their communities were in the greatest need of improvement. In the analysis, published by Cartegraph and Government Technology’s Center […]

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How to ensure organization and safety during the peak of hurricane season

Right now, government and public safety officials across the coastal regions of the nation are bracing for the most dangerous time of year: the heart of hurricane season. Although the annual season officially starts in June and runs through November, the frequency of these natural disasters typically reaches its annual peak in September. Despite what […]

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With new school year, federal agencies warn of increased cyberattacks

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Report outlines path to net-zero emissions electric system overhaul by 2035

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Federal Transit Administration issues five directives to Massachusetts agency over ‘compromised’ safety culture

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How local governments can encourage residents to make smart energy choices

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Remote and hybrid work is here to stay—what does that mean for local governments?

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Yes, local governments need to consider several issues when buying technology

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California creates legislative roadmap to zero-emission vehicles by 2035

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From emergency response to strategic planning: A Kilauea case study

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Transportation program distributes $2.2 billion for projects—double last year’s amount

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How to ensure organization and safety during the peak of hurricane season

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