Led by Aurora’s Chief Innovation Officer, Adrienne Holloway, Ph.D., the Innovation Department in Aurora is helping support local nonprofit and social organizations through an incubator program and co-working space in their downtown.

Listen to Dublin’s leadership in communication and supporting a culture of innovation across local governments.

Today we hear how Camden UK is addressing digital place-making engagement, making it easier to reach residents during the pandemic, and how they intend to share this tech-forward approach with others.

Professor Monique Marks, head of the Urban Futures Centre in Durban, South Africa (UFC@DUT) talks about their groundbreaking harm reduction programme for the homeless, specifically those with drug addiction.

In August 2020, the City of London, Ontario deployed to production an AI model that can predict the likelihood of someone falling into chronic homelessness. Matt Ross, head of AI for the city shares more on this project, as well as how others in local government can take advantage of the open source work in London.

Corona, CA is pioneering a cloud based VDI model in the local government space for business continuity, improved services and workforce flexibility. The model opens up some interesting possibilities for the future of local government workers. It’s also a setup that governments of any size can copy.

Naperville, IL is focusing its efforts on bringing in the right people, establishing the right priorities, setting up the right technology, and documenting the right processes to lay the foundation for a future rooted in innovation.

Indianapolis has unveiled a simple and effective way to improve transit from a low-cost and green perspective: a bus rapid transit (BRT) system.

The Ohio town introduced a simple, but groundbreaking approach to tackle the opioid crisis.

The city of Rochester, MI recently reconstructed an entire street — from the sidewalk to the street to the water, sewer, lighting — all at once.