America has always recognized the value of trees in the landscape. So much so, the nation’s first Arbor Day occurred on April 10th, 1872, in Nebraska City, Nebraska, where civilians celebrated by planting an estimated one million trees. The late President Richard...
Spring is a great time to develop a plan to enhance greenspace or improve outdoor recreation in your area. The Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) is offering grant funding opportunities to protect and restore natural resources. ...
The Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs is accepting proposals through April 4 for Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) Program Action Grants for fiscal year 2026. The MVP Action Grant program is currently open to communities who...
As federal budgets tighten, municipalities face increasing pressure to balance their own budgets while continuing to provide essential services. The impact of federal funding cuts can trickle down to local governments, creating challenges for communities that rely on...
Maintaining consistency and competency in Human Resources is crucial for overall management of a city’s workforce while providing excellent service internally and externally. Robert (Bob) Fennessy, Senior Project Manager of Capital Strategic Solutions (CSS), recently...
