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Posts for February 2021

The Annual Financial Report for 2020

The Annual Financial Report for 2020

This blog post reviews a few of the major updates to the Annual Financial Report for reporting year 2020.

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A Quick Guide to Utility Account Overcharges, Undercharges, and the Statute of Limitations

A Quick Guide to Utility Account Overcharges, Undercharges, and the Statute of Limitations

This blog explores the role of the statute of limitations in connection with utility billing, including undercharges and overcharges. 

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Who’s the Boss? Separation of Powers in Local Government

Who’s the Boss? Separation of Powers in Local Government

This blog post discusses the importance of the roles and responsibilities of elected and appointed officials working together in local governments.

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Local Government Contracting and Agreements for Non-Public Works Projects

Local Government Contracting and Agreements for Non-Public Works Projects

This blog explores the options available for local government contracting and agreements related to non-public woks projects. 

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Incorporating Bicycles into Your Municipal Code

Incorporating Bicycles into Your Municipal Code

This blog explores some potential “gaps” that local governments may have in their code provisions addressing bicycles, including helmet use, bicycle lanes and access, and how to regulate electric-assist bicycles. 

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Ethics Codes for Local Governments, Part 2: Processing Complaints, Imposing Discipline

Ethics Codes for Local Governments, Part 2: Processing Complaints, Imposing Discipline

Part Two of this series on local ethics codes reviews items in a code that help when dealing with a possible violation. 

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Ethics Codes for Local Governments, Part 1: Considerations, Scope, and Applicability

Ethics Codes for Local Governments, Part 1: Considerations, Scope, and Applicability

Part One of this two-part blog series looks at why a local government would want to adopt an ethics code, who the code could apply to, and what behavior the code might cover. 

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