Financial Regulations

Washington County is poised to significantly enhance its public safety infrastructure with a substantial investment of $6.1 million from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). This pivotal funding is being channeled towards a series of critical upgrades, spearheaded by the construction of a new,

President Donald Trump’s recent executive orders put Delaware County's federally funded projects in jeopardy by halting various initiatives vital for public safety and well-being. During a council meeting, County Executive Director Barbara O'Malley underscored the potential setbacks that c

The government announced a significant reorganization of local government structures in the East of England in December, representing a notable shift towards a more consistent system of unitary councils throughout the country. This comprehensive analysis outlines the primary objectives,

In the wake of increasing ransomware attacks that have drastically affected cities and counties across the nation, local governments are actively adopting rigorous measures aimed at safeguarding their IT infrastructure and sensitive data. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the transition to remote

The article "Sound Financial Policy," published by Cato in 2022, delves into the current state of financial regulation in the United States and the public's perception of these regulations. It highlights the growing tension between increasing government regulation and the widespread

North Carolina faces a significant challenge in managing its soaring healthcare costs, with state laws that heavily favor healthcare providers contributing to steep expenses. With North Carolina being the most expensive state for healthcare in the U.S., businesses, families, and taxpayers bear most