Through multi-sectoral collaboration, the City of CS has forged professional relationships that have vastly improved the scale and scope of services offered to its citizens.
The City Council will evaluate whether an individual city service should be considered a public or private service.
The goal of the City’s managed competition program is to provide the best service at the lowest cost.
This manual is designed to be a generic "user's guide" for a City of Charlotte Key Business Unit to utilize in completing a competition process.
When competitions yield cost savings and lessons can be learned from the process that can be applied to other similar service areas, an optimization may be conducted...
In tune with the Watershed Protection Department's mission to improve water quality, control erosion and reduce the impacts of flooding
The City of Tulsa (City) Fleet Management Steering Committee (FMSC) was established by executive order on August 26, 2011...
The City of Tyler has long enjoyed a reputation for innovative, forward-thinking management, focused on performance excellence.
The City of Sparks decided to elevate one project at a time to the forefront of City attention and action and call it a “Wildly Important Goal”...