Administration

Highlights

NACo report highlights ‘acute escalation’ of mental health crisis over the last several years

Limited in their ability to respond by financial constraints, an overwhelming majority of...

To achieve their sustainability goals, cities and counties must engage with key stakeholders

Local government leaders need to cast a wide net, says Laura Kroeger, technical director,...

Report: Financial literacy education presents an opportunity for both public employers and employees

With inflation driving up prices for everything from groceries to houses, the number of public...

Louisville, Ky., arena may be delayed again

Last minute changes to a compromise agreement may further delay construction of a $450 million arena in Louisville, Ky. The city’s Metro Council was planning to meet at 5 p.m.

Planner wants New Hampshire town’s historic district commission member to resign

The Kingston, N.H., Historic District Commission is considering hiring a planner to oversee a peer-review of a proposed grocery store. However, as a requirement of his employment

New Orleans airport lacks business

New Orleans’ Louis Armstrong International Airport is having a hard time bringing tourists and business travelers to the city as a result of post-Hurricane Katrina cutbacks in flights by major airlines

Rome, Ga., outlines SPLOST projects

Rome, Ga., has issued its list of projects that could be funded if voters approve a Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST). City officials expect to raise around $67.6 million with

Alaska borough takes financial risk to fund mega-prison

Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska, is planning to spend about $3 million on initial planning for a new mega-prison to be built there, but it could lose the money if the state decides not to issue bonds to complete

Florida town to extend benefits to domestic partners

Delray Beach, Fla., is expected to extend health benefits to the domestic partners of city employees. Though the city commission agreed at a workshop to qualify domestic partners

Chattanooga’s ‘alternative financing businesses’ temporarily escape zoning restriction

Members of the Chattanooga, Tenn., City Council have delayed a decision on a new law that would require a 1,300-foot separation between “alternative financing” businesses like pawnshops

Omaha issues ‘no guns’ policy

It may be state law that people in Omaha, Neb., have the right to carry concealed weapons, but they can’t take them to the ballgame. Mayor Mike Fahey has ordered that Rosenblatt Stadium and all

New Jersey turnpike chairman investigated

Some flights in the private plane of a large contractor led to an ethics investigation of New Jersey Turnpike Authority Chairman Joseph Simunovich.

San Francisco closer to offering free health care

San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors has voted unanimously to approve a plan that would makes the city the first in the nation to offer health care coverage to all of its residents.

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Administration

Highlights

NACo report highlights ‘acute escalation’ of mental health crisis over the last several years

To achieve their sustainability goals, cities and counties must engage with key stakeholders

Report: Financial literacy education presents an opportunity for both public employers and employees

Louisville, Ky., arena may be delayed again

Planner wants New Hampshire town’s historic district commission member to resign

New Orleans airport lacks business

Rome, Ga., outlines SPLOST projects

Alaska borough takes financial risk to fund mega-prison

Florida town to extend benefits to domestic partners

Chattanooga’s ‘alternative financing businesses’ temporarily escape zoning restriction

Omaha issues ‘no guns’ policy

New Jersey turnpike chairman investigated

San Francisco closer to offering free health care

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