Information on how NLC's Local Infrastructure Hub provides guidance and training for local governments to access and optimize federal funding opportunities.

ICMA’s long-term commitment to helping public administrators innovate and adapt to meet the challenges of today and those beyond the horizon

Identifying the three key disruptive forces that affect local governments: national politics filtering in local governance, technology/social media, and social issues.

The critical leadership work for city and county managers is to address the recovery challenges.

Solar Field of Sustainable Energy Dreams in Linn County, Iowa. If you plan it, they (local government, the public, private business) will come together on large-scale projects.

Specially curated resources to help kick start initiatives in the areas of management, equity and inclusion, and addressing gun violence.

Integrating microgrids into the electric grid can help communities build resiliency against climate crises.

ICMA is offering access to a new global sustainability peer-to-peer learning program.

The U.S. Department of Energy's SolSmart program will expand to provide no-cost technical assistance for solar energy to 500 more communities over the next five years.