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ICMA Information Resources

Since its inception in 1914, ICMA has served as a clearinghouse for state-of-the-art information on local government. This section of ICMA's Web site offers a variety of regularly-updated information resources for local governments.

Since its inception in 1914, ICMA has served as a clearinghouse for state-of-the-art information on local government. By harnessing the power of the Internet, this section of ICMA's Web site maintains the same high-quality information for which ICMA is known and its members have come to expect.

Key Components

E-Library

Forms, brochures, plans, and guides currently used by local governments. Use these items so your staff does not have to create them “from scratch.”
Examples: Citizens’ brochures, emergency readiness plans, Internet policies, manager and department head evaluations, and much more.

GovSearch

Searches only for information posted on local government Web sites.
Find actual ordinances, budget presentations, and a wealth of other information available on local government Web sites.

Government Web Site Directory

Locate a local government online or submit your local government's URL.

Salary Information

Manager positions with salaries $50,000 and over.
Average salaries, by state, for 19 top local government positions.

Survey Research

Identifies issues of immediate importance to local government.
Complete list of ICMA surveys and aggregate data.
Upcoming surveys.

ICMA Military Programs

Assists communities with closed bases and supports those with active installations by working to strengthen the relationship between federal and local entities.

IQ Reports

Short reports offering step-by-step solutions to management problems, examples of successful local government programs, and strategies for developing and implementing management policies. This area is available by subscription. It is also available to participants of ICMA's Center for Performance Measurement .

Local Government Environmental Assistance Network

“First-stop shop” for environmental information for local government officials and their staffs.
Web site, electronic newsletter, and toll-free telephone number provide easy access to environmental information.
Topical issues like air quality, brownfields, climate change, drinking water, energy efficiency, smart growth, and others.
Information about funding opportunities, regulatory information, best practices, links, and more.