Mildred Crump (NJ), Vince Williams (GA), Scott Hancock (MD), Michael Rodgers (IL) speak on their municipalities' experiences with the NLC Service Line Warranty Program.
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Green Infrastructure: Three Key Concepts for Municipal Officials
As municipal officials look to improve infrastructure, rehabilitate distressed neighborhoods and make communities more livable, many are turning to green infrastructure, which uses existing infrastructure, such as parks, to contain and filter water and direct it away...
NLC Service Line Warranty Program Welcomes 36 New Partners this Fall
Our team is growing! During the past six months, we have been thrilled to welcome 36 new partners to the National League of Cities (NLC) Service Line Warranty Program. Our new partners include: Village of Pleasant Prairie, WI Borough of Washington, NJ Town of...
Prairie Village And Roeland Park Offer Sewer & Water Line Warranties
Prairie Village And Roeland Park Offer Sewer & Water Line Warranties November 14, 2011 Drinking water service line Wastewater service line More and more homeowners are realizing that the sewer and water lines between the home and the street connection are the...
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Case Study: Baltimore, MD
Baltimore City is nearly 300 years old and encompasses 92 square miles, more than 620,000 residents, and countless icons – the Inner Harbor, Mount Vernon, Fort McHenry, the home of the Preakness Stakes, Camden Yards, and Johns...
Take Over Your Block: An Interview With Better Block Foundation
The latest NLC housing report addresses the importance of neighborhood revitalization. Christie Myers, Managing Director of Opportunity Dallas, interviewed Krista Nightengale, Managing Director of Better Block Foundation, about the great work they are doing to build...
Infrastructure Needs and Stretched Budgets Addressed by P3s
Our infrastructure is aging, our national deficit growing and our tax revenue just isn’t up to the task – not without politically unpopular and potentially devastating increases. So public-private partnerships, or P3s, are a way to stretch those tax dollars to make...