What Makes A Successful Public-Private Partnership?
P3s are gaining steam in the U.S. as governments look to deal with aging infrastructure.
Here Are Three New IoT Options for Cities to Get Smarter
Verizon announced Intelligent Lighting, Video and Traffic Management solutions Tuesday.
What Could a City Fund With the $180 Million That Wayward Military Blimp Cost?
From St. Louis to South Lake Tahoe to New York City, we look at equivalent local spending or funding needs.
Is This America’s Most Daunting Infrastructure Obstacle?
In order to realize its ambitious high-speed rail dreams, California must first conquer the San Gabriel Mountains. And that's easier said than done.
What North Carolina’s City Leaders Want Most From the Feds
More transportation funding is a top issue for many. But local officials cite other major concerns in the increasingly urbanizing Tar Heel State.
Counties Must Identify Their Best Assets If They Want Sustainable Growth
A series of NACo summits also encouraged counties to develop homegrown businesses and entrepreneurs, rather than looking to lure a ‘big fish’ company.
Ending Traffic Congestion: Innovations in Policy, Technology Are Cause for Optimism
U.S roads and highways were once the best in the world, but altered commuting patterns and declining gas tax revenues necessitate new approaches to transportation.
NASCIO’s 2015 State CIO Survey Details Insights on Agile Methods
Procurement and contracting policies aren’t keeping pace with citizen demand for state services and software, according to the sixth annual survey.
Pittsburgh’s Mayor Announces Major Fiscal Commitment for Resiliency Efforts
Ten percent of the city’s operating and capital budget spending will go toward flood management, infrastructure and facilities improvements needed to face climate change impacts.
U.S. Mayors Have a Message for 2016 Presidential Contenders
“We want to refocus the conversation,” says Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake. And infrastructure funding and mental health care are among the top issues for the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
Low Gas Prices Could Give Toll Roads a Financial Boost
New research says the roadways are currently an attractive option for municipal investors, but in places such as Texas the climate for tolls has turned icy.
Inspecting Oregon’s Bridges, Sometimes 6 Stories Underwater
On the lookout for ‘scour’ and ‘shipworms,’ a dive team works to make sure the Beaver State’s overpasses stay standing.
How Chicago is Trading in Sewage Treatment for Water Reclamation
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District plans to be energy neutral in less than a decade.
For Smart Cities Like Miami, Streetlights Are Just the Beginning
Networking streetlights lays the infrastructural groundwork for a host of other smart devices.
Baltimore Sewers a Big Budgetary Drain; Meth, Children and Despair in North Dakota
Also: Humiliating the best and brightest teachers in Tampa and still funding the SolarBees ‘boondoggle’ in North Carolina.
Cuomo and Christie Ask Feds to Cover Half of Hudson River Tunnel Replacement
Disagreements over how the critical infrastructure project should be paid for have previously left it hamstrung.
How Understanding ‘Travel Horizon’ Impacts on Personal Spending Will Improve Urban Planning
A new public-private data partnership aims to help cities close gaps in their transportation networks, reaching underserved communities while bringing in tax dollars.
Newark Mayor’s ‘Urban Marshall Plan’ Idea; Iowa Rethinks Roadside Mowing
Also: Providence mayor’s house under protection and late prisoners in New Orleans.
So Much Official Passive Aggressiveness in New York; Utah’s Booming Booze Business
Also: California city faces stiff water fines and Richmond’s municipal woes.
Pittsburgh Prioritizes ‘Inclusive’ Tech Initiatives With New Innovation Roadmap
The city’s technology boom “must be accessible to all,” according to Mayor Bill Peduto.
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