ICMA’s Economic Mobility and Opportunity (EMO) Cohort is an opportunity for ICMA members to implement EMO-centered strategies through policies, practices, processes, and programs.
Local governments are using AI to create EMS time-saving measures and predictive algorithms and maps for crime.
Presentation slides from the 4-26-24 program overview and Q&A session with ICMA staff.
Selected local governments will receive $20,000, networking opportunities, and training to support local actions through January 2025.
Instructions and application information for the 2024 ICMA Economic Mobility Peer Learning Cohort and Grant Program
Helping to address the risks and concerns, as well as the optimizations and real-world problems that AI can help solve.
Access free technical assistance to support your brownfield redevelopment efforts.
A recap of ICMA's Voices in Local Government podcast covering practical applications, policy, and planning for AI use in local government.
Seeking bold ideas on the future of local government for an upcoming publication. Submit your idea today!