Small businesses are a critical component of an equitably thriving community, providing several essential benefits that increase districts’ livability and vitality, especially in historically divested neighborhoods that have been void of the resources and policies that allow for expansion and advancement.
Small businesses are a critical component of an equitably thriving community, providing several essential benefits that increase districts’ livability and vitality, especially in historically divested neighborhoods that have been void of the resources and policies that allow for expansion and advancement.
Innovative homeownership partnerships led by local governments can empower communities to overcome systemic barriers to generational wealth.
King County Assessor John Wilson today announced the launch of a Housing Availability Dashboard which provides residents with real-time, data-driven information on King County's housing supply.
Cincinnatians can help slow climate change by modifying the way they power their homes. A city program aims to provide residents with information they need to do so.
A game changer for evolving your solid waste management for greater sustainability and a thriving community
Most Americans live in cities; in fact, almost 90% of us will be city residents by 2050. Yet, every community is different and requires locally relevant solutions to the challenges and opportunities they face due to geography, history, industry, and many other place-based factors. City leaders with a local focus and lived experience in the communities they serve … Continued
On May 22, 2024, staff from the Office of Violence Prevention, a division of the Department of Public Safety, will join other members of the National Offices of Violence Prevention Network (NOVPN) by participating in an event hosted by the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention focused on community violence intervention and collaborative work to … Continued
The City of Jackson, along with local businesses and educational leaders, hosted its annual Economic Development Week from May 6 to May 10, 2024. A series of events across the week, including educational workshops, networking opportunities and insightful tours, offered participants a deep dive into the economic potential of downtown Jackson.