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News and analysis about the people who lead, manage and direct public agencies as they work towards well-managed, vibrant and resilient communities.
Washington, D.C.
Joined March 2009
The president of @astho discusses the difficulty for state health departments to deal with heightened uncertainty coming out of DC
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More states are looking at forcing homeless and other people into mental health treatment. An expert comments on the history of this debate and how effective it might be
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One of Governing's reporters, Carl Smith, lost his home in the Altadena fire. He wrote about what that personal loss has been like: @governingwriter
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RT @KFFHealthNews: From agitator to commanding a newly created Indiana Cabinet position, Gloria Sachdev is taking on the state’s biggest he…
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RT @ToddGloria: Mayors are committed to making it easier to build housing and are taking a variety of promising approaches but our efforts…
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RT @CUNYISLG: In 2014, the Richmond, VA poverty rate was ~27%. In 2024, it was 17.1%. How did local leaders do it? A lot of intentional p…
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RT @JasonGrill: Excited to share a new OP-ED I wrote that was featured in @GOVERNING Magazine. #Entrepreneurship is at the center of Amer…
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New York has the High Line. Now Miami has the Underline, a linear park running 10 miles beneath its Metrorail @jaredbrey
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Red states had a lot of money at stake with the Trump administration's proposed funding freeze. Why didn't they complain about it?
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The White House freeze on federal grants has been temporarily blocked but its impact on states, cities and counties could be huge
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RT @StatePolicy: 💡 Centralized control stifles innovation. It's time to bring energy decisions back to the states! Revive federalism to bui…
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One of the ways AI hasn't yet lived up to the hype is election interference, writes Chris McIsaac of @rsi
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Keeping young teachers on the job is tricky. One Illinois district has managed to increase its retention rate for new teachers by 23 percent over the past 3 years
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Wealth taxes face legal hurdles and usually turn out to be unpopular, yet the idea never quite fades away. Alan Ehrenhalt explores the reasons why
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For too many cops, alcoholism and mental health problems are occupational hazards. Baltimore is trying to do something about that
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City leaders need to act locally before they think globally, says @aaron_renn. Voters won't take broader policies seriously until streets are safe, trash is picked up, etc.
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The Trump administration has put a pause on major infrastructure spending. How does this affect states and their projects?
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It's difficult for law enforcement to prevent attacks from "lone wolf" terrorists, but some techniques do help
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