Capital Strategic Solutions News
City of Somerville is Seeking Director of Water and Sewer
The City of Somerville is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Director of Water and...
Connecting Local to Regional, Building Connections to Withstand Uncertainty
Communities everywhere are navigating a time of change – from shifting economic conditions to environmental pressure – yet they continue to show resilience and resourcefulness in meeting local needs.
Creative Grounds: Turning Strategy into Story with MediaBoss
Join Capital Strategic Solutions on Thursday, November 4 at 9:00 a.m. ET for our latest live Coffee Talk webinar.
Fall Into Good Habits: Managing Leaves and Stormwater This Season
Learn how to manage fallen leaves and protect local waterways this fall. Capital Strategic...
Astro-Strategic Solutions: Weekly Municipal Horoscopes
Weekly Municipal Horoscopes — November 3 – November 9
Grant Watch Wednesday
It’s Grant Watch Wednesday here at Capital Strategic Solutions. We’ve compiled the best grant opportunities for your communities!
MassDOT Announces Two New Grant Programs & Major Enhancements to Grant Central Platform
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) has announced exciting updates to its...
Astro-Strategic Solutions: Weekly Municipal Horoscopes
Back for another week of celestial insights! Our Civic Horoscope is here to help you navigate meetings, milestones, and Mercury retrogrades. From passionate Leos leading community initiatives to detail-loving Virgos perfecting policy drafts—see what the stars have planned for your work in local government.
Planning for Digital Storms
This October, National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Capital Strategic Solutions and Augment Systems are teaming up to help communities prepare for the next kind of storm, the digital kind.
Modern Governance Starts with the Job Description: The Case for Regular Municipal Updates
Without regular updates, it’s easy for job responsibilities, and organizational flow to slow and stagnate. Oftentimes the day-to-day work required of municipalities must take priority over organizational evaluations. But eventually, all it takes is a single retirement, or position vacancy to upset the delicate balance, and throw a department into disfunction.