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Grant Watch Tuesday
It’s Grant Watch Tuesday this week at Capital Strategic Solutions! With the upcoming holiday...
Emergency Planning for Community Water Systems: A Friendly Heads-Up as 2026 Approaches
If you work in or around a community water system, you already know this: everything is fine… until it very much isn’t.
Astro-Strategic Solutions Weekly Municipal Horoscopes: December 22-28
Welcome to this week’s Astro-Strategic Solutions Weekly Municipal Horoscope, created with holiday schedules, shorter weeks, and extra cups of coffee in mind.
Astro-Strategic Solutions New Moon in Sagittarius — Friday, December 19
A New Moon is the lunar reset button: a fresh start, a quiet beginning, the moment you plant seeds for future growth.
Water Accessibility Starts with Informed Communities
Water is often taken for granted—until planned upgrades and advancements run into system capacity limits and projects are put on hold. Even in states where water may appear abundant, access to usable, permitted, and affordable water is not guaranteed. Aging infrastructure, limited system capacity, rising costs, and lengthy regulatory processes can all prevent communities from meeting housing and economic development goals.
Supporting Municipal Recruitment When It Matters Most
Municipal governments across the country are facing an unprecedented workforce challenge. Demand...
Grant Watch Wednesday
It’s Wednesday and we at Capital Strategic Solutions have compiled the best grant opportunities...
CORE Team Member Spotlight: Clara Pereira
Project Manager | Capital Strategic Solutions Clara Pereira is a Project Manager at Capital...
Astro-Strategic Solutions Weekly Municipal Horoscopes: December 15-21
As year-end picks up speed and winter operations settle into full swing, the cosmos is sending a little extra guidance for the municipal pros keeping everything running.
What the New ADA Title II Web Rule Means for Local Governments (and Why the Clock Is Already Ticking)
Local governments don’t just “have a website.” You run a digital front door for essential services, public meeting materials, emergency updates, permits, payments, project notices, and everyday information residents rely on.