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The Municipal November Technology issue is out now.Check it Out!
11/06/2025

The Municipal November Technology issue is out now.

Check it Out!

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When city leaders talk about infrastructure challenges, few issues rank higher than biosolids management and the rising ...
11/05/2025

When city leaders talk about infrastructure challenges, few issues rank higher than biosolids management and the rising concerns about “forever chemicals,” scientifically known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). Municipalities are under increasing pressure from regulators and residents alike to ensure safe, sustainable biosolids disposal.

For Aries Clean Technologies, the solution to "forever chemicals" was obvious and transformational, with a patented gasification system.

Wichita realizes destination playground
11/04/2025

Wichita realizes destination playground

When the municipal golf course in Wichita, Kan., closed in 2019, the question put to city residents was “What do we do next?”

The title of a project in the city of Wenatchee, Wash., started out as kind of a joke, according to city engineer Jake L...
10/31/2025

The title of a project in the city of Wenatchee, Wash., started out as kind of a joke, according to city engineer Jake Lewing. He said “Megakittrick” was coined by local program operators because it consisted of three separate federally funded projects that were concurrent with each other, so when they tied them all together, “I stole that name and went with it,” he laughed.

The title of a project in the city of Wenatchee, Wash., started out as kind of a joke, according to city engineer Jake Lewing.

What was once a forgotten industrial stretch of the Woonasquatucket River in Providence, R.I., is being reborn as a gree...
10/29/2025

What was once a forgotten industrial stretch of the Woonasquatucket River in Providence, R.I., is being reborn as a green, resilient and connected community space. With new bike paths, native plantings and innovative stormwater systems, Providence is transforming its riverfront into a model of environmental restoration and neighborhood revitalization.

What was a forgotten industrial stretch of the Woonasquatucket River in Providence, R.I., is now being reborn as a resilient community space.

A city of just over 14,000 residents has proven that even small towns can make an outsized impact through public art.
10/29/2025

A city of just over 14,000 residents has proven that even small towns can make an outsized impact through public art.

The public art program began with a simple yet powerful concept: involve local students in creating public art.

According to Raleigh Realty, “Recognized as a suburb of Raleigh, many families are moving to Garner for its affordabilit...
10/29/2025

According to Raleigh Realty, “Recognized as a suburb of Raleigh, many families are moving to Garner for its affordability, low cost of living, small-town charm, diversity, and prime real estate. The combination of location and affordability is unbeatable, so Garner is considered one of the best places to live in North Carolina.”

Martha Fisk serves as the recreation program specialist for Garner, N.C. Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources.

Massive waterline project helps make Garden of the Gods Park more accessible and safer for all
10/28/2025

Massive waterline project helps make Garden of the Gods Park more accessible and safer for all

The Garden of the Gods Park typically averages between 4.5 million and 5 million visitors and is open year-round.

It is the city that inspired the fictional town of Derry, Maine, where a possessed Paul Bunyan comes to life and attacks...
10/22/2025

It is the city that inspired the fictional town of Derry, Maine, where a possessed Paul Bunyan comes to life and attacks Richie Tozier. It is the place where Stan Uris encounters something so terrifyingly horrible at the local standpipe that he would rather die than come face-to-face with it again. And of course, it is the place where Georgie Denbrough chases his paper boat into a storm drain and succumbs to Pennywise the clown.

Stephen King was already a well-established writer when he and his wife, Tabitha, moved to Bangor in 1980.

In 2023, a resident satisfaction survey in Ontario, Calif., revealed the Top 5 most serious issues perceived by resident...
10/20/2025

In 2023, a resident satisfaction survey in Ontario, Calif., revealed the Top 5 most serious issues perceived by residents, with the No. 1 issue being homelessness. It also listed the lowest three services ranked by satisfaction, with those being addressing homelessness, enforcing city codes to keep neighborhoods safe and clean, and retaining and attracting local businesses.

In 2023, a resident satisfaction survey in Ontario, Calif., revealed the Top 5 most serious issues perceived by residents.

In June, Johnson City, Tenn., marked a major milestone with the near-completion of the Walnut Street revitalization proj...
10/20/2025

In June, Johnson City, Tenn., marked a major milestone with the near-completion of the Walnut Street revitalization project, a $33-million-effort that has reshaped one of Johnson City’s key corridors.

Johnson City, Tenn., marked a major milestone with the near-completion of the Walnut Street revitalization project.

Hydrant parties have been seen throughout South Dakota as a great way to connect with the community. When Lindsey Myers,...
10/15/2025

Hydrant parties have been seen throughout South Dakota as a great way to connect with the community. When Lindsey Myers, Rapid City, S.D., Parks and Recreation specialist, was looking for new events that had never been done or had not been done in a while, she began looking at other local parks and recreation departments. She saw the success Sioux Falls had with hydrant parties and decided to pursue the idea for Rapid City, teaming up with other local departments to put a smile on children’s faces and give families some free family fun.

Hydrant parties have become a popular way to connect with the community throughout South Dakota.

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