Two Panamanian cities have formed municipal violence prevention committees modeled after community-oriented policing approaches in the United States.

With new funding, ICMA will help volunteer fire organizations in Paraguay improve their incident command systems.

Municipal and police officials from El Salvador learn how Santa Ana, California, approaches community-oriented policing and makes it work.

Firefighters in Dire Dawa, Ethiopia, will work more safely thanks to a donation of protective gear spearheaded by a Florida fire chief and facilitated by ICMA.

Pinellas County, Florida, shared crime prevention insights with Panamanian officials in an exchange visit facilitated by ICMA.

In a new memorandum of understanding, ICMA and Kathmandu initiated a program of mutual cooperation to strengthen management and service delivery in Nepal’s capital city.

Chinese officials tasked with public sector reform in cities and districts in Jiangsu Province visited ICMA to learn more about U.S. local government practices.

ICMA is starting work on a new program to build the capacity of technical staff and municipal assemblies in Kosovo.

Campbell, California, and Rioverde, San Luis Potosí, Mexico, continue a partnership that began with an ICMA program in 2001.