The City Is Talking. Can Your Systems Listen?
The City Is Talking. Can Your Systems Listen? A parking space opens. A bus falls behind. Rain starts
The City Is Talking. Can Your Systems Listen? A parking space opens. A bus falls behind. Rain starts
Across the United States, cities are under constant pressure to improve how they operate. From managing growing populations to maintaining
City leaders today operate in an environment of increasing complexity. Infrastructure networks are aging, populations are growing, and climate-related disruptions
City leaders today operate in an environment where expectations continue to rise while resources remain limited. From infrastructure management and
Cities today don’t suffer from a lack of data. They suffer from a lack of ownership. Traffic sensors stream updates
Cities invest heavily in roads, transit systems, flood defenses, sensors, and digital tools. Yet many of the problems residents experience
This year-end review is written for city, county, and parks and recreation leaders who spent 2025 balancing limited staff, growing
Urban planners across the U.S. are increasingly drawn to the idea of the 15-minute city — walkable neighborhoods where residents
Parks have long served as the heart of a community, offering space to walk, exercise, relax and connect. But as
Parks and recreation departments across the U.S. are facing shifting expectations. Communities want cleaner spaces, safer trails, better lighting, and