by Jenna Hazelet | May 29, 2020 | ServLine, Education
As many states slowly begin to re-open, lifting stay-at-home orders and allowing businesses to begin operating again, we’re faced with a “new normal.” In this new normal, every other table at a restaurant is empty, and our hairdresser wears gloves, a face shield and...
by Bill Eller | May 29, 2020 | Education, Service Line Responsibilities, NLC SLWP, ServLine, Infrastructure, Financial Shock
The COVID-19 pandemic, a once in a century public health and economic crisis, is putting a strain on every community. Residents are turning to their elected officials, and, with so much uncertainty and scrutiny surrounding the epidemic, that leadership role is a...
by Bill Eller | May 27, 2020 | Indiana, Oregon, Education, State, Public-Private Partnerships, Missouri, New Jersey
Public servants and business leaders will discuss the new challenges that cities face in managing the COVID-19 epidemic and how to best face those challenges in a community roundtable moderated by the National League of Cities. The way cities operate has changed in...
by Jenna Hazelet | May 27, 2020 | ServLine
The COVID-19 pandemic, a once in a century public health and economic crisis, is putting a strain on every community. Residents are turning to their elected officials, and, with so much uncertainty and scrutiny surrounding the epidemic, that leadership role is a...
by Bill Eller | May 15, 2020 | Home Maintenance, Financial Shock, Videos, Partner Videos, Partner Testimonials, Testimonials, Education, Service Line Responsibilities
“I had a call … ” Those words can make you cringe, because rarely does a resident reach out to tell you what a great job you’re doing – it’s usually a problem or a complaint. Public service is a privilege, and it means your residents will turn to you when there’s an...
