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3 ways to improve citizen engagement with Millennials and Gen-Z

American City & County Associate Editor Jason Axelrod offers insights on citizen engagement...

American City & County’s 2020 Exemplary Public Servant of the Year Award

Nominees for American City & County's Exemplary Public Servant of the Year award are judged on...

American City & County’s 2020 Crown Communities Awards

Projects nominated for American City & County's annual Crown Communities Awards are judged on...

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Snow, salt and sustainability

Local governments are working to become more sustainable – in both economic and environmental terms – when it comes to snow and ice control.

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The benefits balancing act

As the public sector workforce evolves, governments are striving to offer the benefits employees want while keeping costs under control.

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Gary McCarthy, the mayor of Schenectady, N.Y., says size doesn’t matter when it comes to smart city initiatives. Read about his city’s technological advancements here, and watch an exclusive interview with the mayor on Schenectady’s smart cities programs.

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There’s an app for that

GIS-enabled city apps are sparking citizen engagement and giving way to internal improvements.

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Municipal Leader of the Year: Going all in

North Las Vegas Mayor John Lee bet it all on a long-shot economic development project – and won big.

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Open sesame

Two small cities are transforming the way residents and businesses access gigabit-speed Internet through open-access networks.

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Housing the homeless

By giving homes to the homeless unconditionally cities and states are seeing remarkable results. However, these programs are often viewed with skepticism despite their successes.

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Weathering the storm

When natural disasters occur in non-federal land, initial emergency response coordination usually falls to city or county departments of emergency management or fire departments. Depending on the type of disaster, available resources and state protocols, emergency management methods and timelines can differ widely.

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Funding the fourth utility

Similar to assets like power, water and sewer, a growing number of local governments are providing broadband as a utility.

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Saving green by going green

The story of Georgetown, Texas and Grand Rapids, Mich.’s use of renewable energy provide an economic advantage for going green.

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In-Depth

Highlights

3 ways to improve citizen engagement with Millennials and Gen-Z

American City & County’s 2020 Exemplary Public Servant of the Year Award

American City & County’s 2020 Crown Communities Awards

Article

Snow, salt and sustainability

Article

The benefits balancing act

Article

Smart and small

Article

There’s an app for that

Article

Municipal Leader of the Year: Going all in

Article

Open sesame

Article

Housing the homeless

Article

Weathering the storm

Article

Funding the fourth utility

Article

Saving green by going green

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