Voters in Portland, Oregon, approved major changes to their city government, establishing geographic districts, ranked-choice voting, and a centralized organizational structure.

Congressional action is required to secure the future of public safety communications.

The ground may shift, but we stay focused.

Part two of our series on practical decision-making strategies for city/county managers

With the erosion of trust in local government — and the nasty side effects that brings with it — it’s incumbent upon us to be intentional with our efforts in reversing the trend.

Insights from ancient political philosophy for modern local governments

Conceptual meditations with Protagon and Antagon

How city/county managers balance competing interests