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Although I would hope that working from home and leading remotely doesn’t become the new normal, what leaders everywhere are learning from our current situation will help us better understand how to lead in difficult circumstances in the future.
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April 3, 2020
Robert Steuteville, Congress for the New Urbanism
The way the virus has hit states and regions of the country differs greatly. The State of Coronavirus in America looks at divergent health impacts, including varying acceleration and hotspots.
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City officials across Georgia are continuing to provide critical services to residents and businesses throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. In a state where 75% of cities have a population of less than 5000, that often means cities are operating with a limited number of staff. Water is one of the most basic and essential public services, yet small cities that provide water service often have a limited number of water department employees. In Georgia, there are 286 cities with a population below 5,000 that provide their own water distribution, water supply, and water treatment.
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On March 27, the U.S. House is expected to approve the approve the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, or CARES Act, intended to bring financial relief to Americans and businesses impacted by the coronavirus.
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One great benefit of the online video explosion is the ability to easily stream videos live. As a city, you’ve probably already tried live streaming or want to explore this content option more. If so, we’ve got a few tips and best practices to keep in mind as you get those video cameras recording.
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This half-hour recorded webinar provides information on how local governments can maximize work continuity with employees working remotely.
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Georgia's cities are on the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak. With more cases occurring across the state on a daily basis, it’s important for local leaders to know where to find timely, accurate information.
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Public Square
February 29, 2020
Robert Steuteville, Congress for the New Urbanism
As cities and towns plan for rapidly changing transportation technology, flexible urban design and policy solutions are needed.
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GMA is following several issues this legislative session and keeping cities’ interests as its top priority.
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February 18, 2020
Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education
The Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education recently released the 2020 edition of the annual Top 10 Issues to Watch report, which identifies and analyzes the key education issues Georgia will be or should be addressing in the coming year.
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Taking the long-view in the decision making process can be difficult in the short term, but will always pay dividends in the long run.
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There are many exciting things happening at GMA in 2020, including the construction of our new headquarters project.
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February 3, 2020
Adrian McWethy, Network Infrastructure Consultant, Sophicity
How would your municipality react to the threat of ransomware differently if you knew that everything encrypted—all confidential, sensitive, and personally identifiable information—would end up accessible to anyone on the internet?
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Public Square
January 20, 2020
Robert Steuteville, Congress for the New Urbanism
The American housing industry is changing course—and this will transform neighborhoods and communities over time by providing more and different choices in housing.
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In a series of conversations during Uber rides last fall, I was able to learn a tremendous amount about the world and other parts of our country that I never knew before.
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