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...

County commission tosses citizen from meeting

At least three members of the Clayton County, Ga., Commission fought back against critics at a recent meeting and eventually had one resident escorted out by police

Montanans vote on property rights

In November Montana residents will vote on a law that could require state and local governments to compensate property owners if new regulations lower the value of their property.

Daley election map includes names revealed in court

The names of political operatives from Chicago Mayor Richard Daley’s 1995 re-election campaign have been mentioned in the federal trial of four former city officials

New plan revealed for 9/11 memorial

A redesign of the World Trade Center memorial in New York is expected to cost about $700 million, a decrease from the early May estimate of nearly $1 billion.

Chicago study shows gangs moving to suburbs

A study by the Chicago Crime Commission shows that gangs are spreading into the suburbs around the city.

Experts split on possibility of San Diego bankruptcy

San Diego’s mayor and a city councilwoman are trying to reassure the public that the city is not in danger of bankruptcy despite a $1.43 billion deficit in its pension plan

Nashville negotiating with Predators

Nashville, Tenn., is fighting with its hockey team, the Predators, saying the team would owe the city $28 million if they leave before the end of their 30-year lease.

Berkeley’s landmarks ordinance under attack

City officials say the landmarks ordinance in Berkeley, Calif., one of the first of its kind in the nation, has become a tool to stop all development in the city and it needs to be changed, according to the San Francisco Chronicle

New York considers day labor job centers

New York is considering funding job centers for day laborers, but supporters of tougher enforcement of immigration laws say that would encourage illegal immigration.

Tucson passes budget without resolving pay issue

Tucson, Ariz., has approved most of its $1.1 billion budget, but the debate continues on how to disperse $11 million set aside for employee compensation.

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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

County commission tosses citizen from meeting

Montanans vote on property rights

Daley election map includes names revealed in court

New plan revealed for 9/11 memorial

Chicago study shows gangs moving to suburbs

Experts split on possibility of San Diego bankruptcy

Nashville negotiating with Predators

Berkeley’s landmarks ordinance under attack

New York considers day labor job centers

Tucson passes budget without resolving pay issue

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