NLC Service Line Warranty Program Partner Testimonial – Scott Hancock, Maryland Municipal League
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NLC Service Line Warranty Program Partner Testimonial – Scott Hancock, Maryland Municipal League
NLC Service Line Warranty Program Partner Testimonial – Scott Hancock, Maryland Municipal League
NLC Service Line Warranty Program Partner Testimonials
Mildred Crump (NJ), Vince Williams (GA), Scott Hancock (MD), Michael Rodgers (IL) speak on their municipalities' experiences with the NLC Service Line Warranty Program.
Baton Rouge Resident with Extensive Sewer Line Repair
Linda J. of Baton Rouge thought she was covered in the case of an emergency home repair – after all, she had a plumbing policy from a national home warranty company. So when Linda started having drainage issues, she called on K&S Plumbing. The plumber removed...
All-abilities Playground Built Through Community Effort in Partner City Orem, Utah
The All Together Playground in Orem, Utah, is the first of its kind in Utah County, and on the crest of a movement to make play accessible to all children. This all-abilities playground provides children with disabilities a way to play alongside their peers, and the...
Parks Serve As Beneficial Infrastructure For Many Cities
When you think essential infrastructure, you may not think about parks or playgrounds, but providing residents a place for recreation garners socioeconomic benefits, and parks designed for mixed use also can be used in water management and transportation. A park will...
Citiesspeaks Focuses On How P3s Can Benefit Your Community
As the Trump administration encourages the use of public-private partnerships in addressing infrastructure issues, you may question whether a P3 is the right choice for your community. The National League of Cities’ CitiesSpeak explores three ways P3 can benefit...
Is Your Water System Reaching The End Of Its Life Span?
Approximately 90 percent of Americans get their water from a public water system, and the country’s overall infrastructure has been graded D-plus by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). Drinking water systems received a D and waste water systems a D-plus –...
Resiliency In Action
For the past three years, the National League of Cities (NLC), the Urban Land Institute (ULI), and the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) have joined efforts to host the Resilient Cities Summit, providing a forum for cities to discuss how they can be better prepared...
Q&A With Cooper Martin
Can you tell us a little bit about what the Sustainable Cities Institute (SCI) at NLC is responsible for? Our goal is to inform, support, and celebrate city-led sustainability initiatives. The SCI team educates and helps to develop the leadership skills of local...
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HomeServe Ensures a Bright 2022 Holiday Season for Customers
The holidays can be a glorious time of togetherness, giving, and wonderful memories. Unfortunately, for some of HomeServe's customers, the most memorable event of the 2022 holiday season will be that their water or sewer line froze up due to extreme cold temperatures....
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What a week it’s been – and it’s only Wednesday! This week, I had the pleasure of joining my colleague Steve Bieranowski in the City of Orem, Utah to meet with our partners. Together, we celebrated an amazing milestone we reached together: $1 million in home repair...
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