Creating a vibrant city includes making sure you have the necessary infrastructure to meet current and future community needs. Mayor John Giles recently participated in an interview to discuss what mayors can learn from one another regarding infrastructure and doing what's best for their communities. Take a listen >>> https://lnkd.in/emdcyQTT
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The City of Calgary is charting a 30-year vision and 10-year action plan to support Calgary's growth. This includes identifying where we want natural spaces 🌳 , homes 🏠 , amenities 🏬 , and transportation infrastructure 🚏 to support our daily lives. Why is this relevant to nonprofits? The way we build our city affects workforce attraction and retention, nonprofit access to real estate, and the health and productivity of employees. The City Building program may also intersect with your nonprofit’s mission. It has implications for equity in: accessing greenspace, transportation, housing, and amenities; quality of life for children, seniors, and vulnerable Albertans; ability to volunteer, participate, and socialize; housing affordability; conservation; food production; climate change; air quality; and more. Share your thoughts for Phase 2 of the City Building program until March 3. #Calgary https://lnkd.in/gpJGjDX3
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Calling all city-dwellers! OKC is collecting data in order to help reduce traffic fatalities. This is important and should matter to all of us. Making our city more walkable and #pedestrianoreinted is HUGE! The ripple effect is exponential: - impacting our health, social, and mental wellbeing - reducing our city's emissions (think less cars, less noise pollution) - benefitting local businesses - increasing property values - better land usage and more green spaces - increased quality of life with safer streets and less fatalities Please consider contributing your ideas to alert city planners of the dangerous areas in our city. Let’s make the streets a safer, more #equitablemobilitysystem for all! https://lnkd.in/eNptbQXm
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How you can get 1000 citizen votes at your next public consultation… Who’s been here? You’ve trawled through demographic data. You’ve sourced the land for your development. Spent hours finding, then contacting the owner. You build a relationship with them. They want to sell to you. You’ve done your DD. You know your policy You’ve fought for your funding. Done your calculations. You’ve battled every step of the way to make this development a reality. You go through planning, permitting, entitlement. Hacking through red tape like you’re chartering a course through the Amazon. You have contractors working on designs, traffic mapping, infrastructure, logistics, supplies…. But wait….what’s that? Dissenters block you at the community board. ‘Not here’, they cry unreasonably loudly for 10 people. So what’s the best salve for 10 NIMBYs? 1000 positive votes from the rest of the community. You fire up Give My View. You send out a survey to the whole community. Not just 100, 200, 500 people. Literally thousands, tens of thousands of people ready to engage. They give you the real sentiment of the area. What that community needs. At that time. In their own words. You take these results to the council, the dissenters. And you can’t argue with the power of people.
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"Historically, the open source software community and foundations supporting its work have not engaged in policy discussions. Moving forward, thoughtful development of these important public policies whilst not harming our complex ecosystems requires an understanding of how our ecosystem operates. Ensuring stakeholders without historic benefit of representation in those discussions becomes paramount to that end." If you missed the Open Source & Public Policy panel at this year's All Things Open in Raleigh last month, you can check out the discussion on how OSS foundations and other open domain allies are collaborating for positive change. Watch on Youtube here - https://lnkd.in/gir5q3Wm #OpenSource #policiesandprocedures #PublicPolicy #OpenScience #FOSS #OpenWork #OpenEducation #vulnerability #OpenPolicyAlliance #nonprofit #OSSsustainability #log4j #ApacheSoftwareFoundation #CyberResilienceAct #cybersecurity #OpenDomains #SBOM #FreeBSD #Apero #OSI #SAS
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Today, the demands on our local government administrators have never been higher. From delivering efficient services to ensuring seamless digital experiences, they're tasked with modernizing infrastructure while keeping it safe. Read about how Government Administrators Address 2024 Key Challenges below ⬇️ #govtech #localgov #springbrook #blog #security #modern
Navigating Complexity: How Government Administrators Address 2024 Key Challenges
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While most businesses understand the importance of backing up their server and files, many forget to back up their website! Most sites are hosted on a third-party platform like Amazon or WordPress. However, these hosts have limits on what they back up, and the terms and conditions you agreed to will most likely waive their responsibility to preserve and back up your files and data. Therefore, if you’re posting a lot of new content, you should be backing up your site weekly if not daily. Hackers can (and do!) corrupt websites all the time. If you don’t want to have the cost of a down website and the cost of rebuilding it, back up your website! Side tip: Does your business depend on your website being online? Do you have a system checking it every couple of minutes to make sure it’s up, online and available? We can help you make this happen; just click the link below to schedule a call.
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The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities released some updated guidance on the enforcement of CIL (Community Infrastructure Levy) at the end of April 2024. One element of particular interest is the clarification on retrospective applications. Developers will need to be aware that where they are seeking retrospective planning, there are no reliefs or exemptions (save for the minor development exemption). This is likely to have a direct impact on applications made under section 73A TCPA where there has been a breach of planning permission, and may lead individuals to look at alternative routes to rectify breaches. More details of the guidance can be found on the below link. https://lnkd.in/es8Dh_YT #CIL #development #april2024update #DLUHC
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CIHT publish a report "Celebrating diversity and working towards inclusion should be central to how we design, build and maintain our infrastructure and in doing so will help move towards creating a public realm for all. This report looks at the challenges involved in achieving accessible transport infrastructure in the public realm."
Creating a public realm for all
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Many of us in financial aid know the pain of balancing compliance, student satisfaction, and operational efficiency. With more than half of financial aid professionals considering new employment due to pay and workplace flexibility, it's clear that the current system needs support. Outsourced processing with FAS can help relieve these burdens, allowing your team to focus on strategic goals and improving student outcomes. This week, explore how our services can keep your operations running smooth and your team happy year-round.
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