Does your municipality plan to pay a Ransomware ransom? States are starting to say “No” When municipalities get caught off guard by a ransomware attack, they sometimes see paying the ransom as a way out. It’s not a pretty option, but it’s (supposedly) a way to get your data back in a Conference features CPE hours, special events, plus more! The Fair Labor Standards Act, Fraud Prevention, the 2020 Census and How to Challenge Undercounts, Smart City Technology, Effective Governance and Affordable Housing are some of the handful of workshop Six months after fatal tornados, Tennessee cities still recovering Six months after a major storm system and tornado outbreak struck five states and led to the deaths of 89 people, Tennessee cities are working to recover from severe damage that changed their TML membership approves by-law revisions Members of the Tennessee Municipal League (TML) Board of Directors met June 9 in Nashville to discuss updates to the organization's by-laws, the yearly financial report, legislative concerns, and Nashville to host National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials summer summit This year the city of Nashville will host the Summer Summit of the National League of City’s National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials (NBC-LEO) for the first time. NBC-LEO membership will Cities salute public works employees for National Public Works Week National Public Works Week (May 15-21, 2022) celebrates the contribution public works makes to communities: in planning, building, managing and operating the heart of our local communities and in Shelbyville-Bedford Partnership brings new economic investment to area A new partnership between the city of Shelbyville and Bedford County aims to bring industrial, retail, and educational investment to the area. Shane Hooper, president and CEO of the Shelbyville 2022 Tennessee Police Memorial ceremony held in Nashville The 21st Annual Tennessee Police Memorial ceremony was held in the Tennessee Legislative Plaza on Nashville on May 10 to honor 19 fallen officers from across the state. Hosted by the Tennessee Five cities hold spring elections Five municipalities in the state of Tennessee held elections this spring, including four general elections and one special election for city judge. Election season will be busier in the summer Cities finding new ways to integrate tech into public spaces, government operations With technology becoming a more evolving and integral part of public spaces, local leaders are considering how to use this technology to address digital divides and provide more data-driven government New bill will allow retired state employees to fill school positions To address education shortage and retention issues in the state, a new bill would allow retired state employees to fill positions in classrooms and on school buses without compromising their accrued Tennessee to receive $139M as part of federal Carbon Reduction Program The state of Tennessee will receive more than $139 million targeting the reduction of carbon emissions as part of the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) funding. Tennessee will receive $139 Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
