Data-driven approach can help reduce homelessness Nonprofit organizations can be valuable partners for mayors in Tennessee and across the nation who are working to solve issues surrounding homelessness in their communities. NLC hosted a webinar CIT training produces positive outcomes for first responders, citizens, and families To ensure engagement with individuals experiencing mental health crises have positive outcomes, more law enforcement agencies and first responder units are taking advantage of crisis intervention team Waverly looks to future after fatal flood What began as a normal Saturday morning quickly turned into the most catastrophic single event in the history of the city of Waverly. On Aug. 21, 2021, an estimated 21 inches of rainfall came down in Local Governments Are Attractive Targets for Hackers Nearly one-third of cities and counties would be unable to tell if they were under attack in cyberspace. Many lack sound IT practices, while rigid policies, politics and bureaucracy can hinder better Morristown's Senter first woman to chair TMBF Morristown Councilmember Kay Senter has been selected as the new chair of the Tennessee Municipal Bond Fund (TMBF), the first woman to be named to that position. Senter said she is excited to take on Smyrna explores, preserves history in new docu-series The town of Smyrna recently produced and completed a new, limited series preserving the community’s history through conversations with longtime residents. The History of Smyrna series is produced in Infrastructure Law establishes three funding opportunities for local governments States and localities will be able to apply for three major infrastructure grant programs totaling $2.9 billion through a simplified process using one application. The three funding opportunities for Decatur Art Trail brings big artistic vision to small city Leveraging local artists, grant funds, and community partnerships, the town of Decatur has managed to create a local art trail bringing beauty and cheer to locals and visitors. Laura Smith, city Erin keeps local heritage alive with annual Irish Day celebrations Erin may be 3,873 miles away from Ireland on a map, but the Irish spirit is alive and well in this Tennessee city. This year, Erin will celebrate it’s 60th Annual Wearin’ of the Green Irish Day TDOT discusses road projects surrounding Blue Oval City Officials with the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) discusses ongoing major projects surrounding the Blue Oval City development near Stanton at the third Blue Oval Community Session City officials gather for 2022 TML Legislative Conference in Nashville Municipal leaders from across the state converged on Nashville March 14-15 to discuss legislative issues and meet with local lawmakers during the 2022 TML Legislative Conference. TML, Kentucky League join together to plan communities surrounding new Ford plants Last week, TML hosted a joint meeting of members of the Kentucky League of Cities and TN city mayors who are preparing for the Ford BlueOval EV manufacturing plant in West TN and the Ford Blue SK Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 … Next › Next page Last » Last page