As our nation approaches its 250th anniversary, NLC convened the leaders of national associations representing state and local leaders across the country. Known as the Big Seven, the convening centered on the question: How do we define federalism as it is practiced today, and what does it require of each level of government now? Learn more » |
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Building a Resilient Water Workforce in U.S. Cities
Water and wastewater utilities across the U.S. are facing growing workforce challenges. For cities, the challenge is practical and immediate: recruiting and maintaining enough licensed operators to ensure safe drinking water, treated wastewater and more. In this article, NLC partner Veolia offers guidance on this complex issue. Learn more »
Register Now: Children’s Savings Account Quarterly Conversations
You’re invited to join the next quarterly conversation on children’s savings account programs at 2 PM, Thursday, May 21. This session will focus on the City of Los Angeles’s CSA program, Opportunity L.A. Learn more »
Why Vehicle Data Access Matters for Local Governments
Public vehicle fleets are essential tools for local government operations. But relying on vehicle manufacturers to grant access to vehicle data means these fleets are not being fully utilized to their maximum benefit. In this article, NLC partner Enterprise Mobility emphasizes the importance of cities having access to their vehicles’ data. Learn more »
Health Systems Supporting Local Healthy Housing Goals
To address housing hazards, municipalities can leverage available and existing partnerships to ensure the greatest impact. Learn more »
Three Things to Know for April 2026
Before the month concludes, catch up with NLC's Three Things to Know for April 2026. This month, NLC continued its celebration of America's 250th birthday, prepared members for the 2030 Census and observed Earth Month. Subscribe to NLC's YouTube channel for future episodes! Watch now »
Making Housing Vouchers Work
Housing vouchers are designed to open doors to housing stability, but many families still end up without a home. Discover what’s standing in the way and how local leaders can address this issue. Learn more » |
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