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COVID-19

Insights about the Municipal Liquidity Facility (MLF)

Posted on May 1, 2020

The coming months of the COVID-19 crisis will continue to bring an unprecedented amount of strain on municipal budgets. Here, we review  the US Federal Reserve’s groundbreaking recent action that may provide a way to …

Posted in COVID-19

How We’re Supporting Mayors During the Pandemic

Posted on April 30, 2020

Just like you, we here at the Mayors Innovation Project are adjusting to the “new normal”: working from home, moving events to virtual settings, and working with cities and mayors as they continue to address …

Posted in COVID-19, News

GIFC: Our Interview with Mayor Clark; cities addressing racial disparities

Posted on April 27, 2020

Our interview with Mayor Breea Clark, Norman, OK​ As a peer-to-peer learning network for mayors across the country, the Mayors Innovation Project is here to provide you with up to date resources from experts and …

Posted in COVID-19, Good Ideas for Cities

Our Interview with Mayor Breea Clark, Norman, OK

Posted on April 27, 2020

Learn how one of our mayors – Breea Clark, Norman, OK – is managing in this time of crisis, and what learning lessons she would offer to other mayors.

Posted in COVID-19

COVID and the City Budget

Posted on April 22, 2020

COVID-19 has been a fiscal disaster for cities, and the full impact on city budgets continues to unfold daily. When a city will feel the brunt of the impacts depends on a number of factors, …

Posted in COVID-19, Good Ideas for Cities

Opening Streets to People during COVID-19; and more

Posted on April 15, 2020

From Our Live City Response Feed As cities close playgrounds, courts and fields to prevent public gatherings, several mayors have opted to create more space by opening selected streets to pedestrians. Burlington, VT created Shared Streets …

Posted in COVID-19, Good Ideas for Cities

CARES Act, Resources from our Partners: What Mayors Need to Know about COVID-19

Posted on April 8, 2020

Management in Times of Crisis As a leader, learning to successfully manage a crisis happens while on the job, in real time. A crisis will prove to be one of the most challenging yet defining …

Posted in COVID-19, Good Ideas for Cities

Water, Essential Services, Internet and More: What Mayors Need to Know about COVID-19

Posted on March 31, 2020

Mayors and cities are on the frontlines of this pandemic – navigating impacts to local economies, public health, and safety. Click here to access our list of the best resources on COVID-19. Live City Response Feed Our …

Posted in COVID-19, Good Ideas for Cities

COVID-19: What Mayors Need to Know Now

Posted on March 17, 2020

COVID-19 is impacting cities across the country. We’ve collected what mayors need to know.

Posted in COVID-19

COVID-19 Resources for Mayors

Posted on March 12, 2020

MIP has created a list of resources available to mayors and cities for addressing COVID-19 in their communities. We also want to hear from mayors on how you are tackling the crisis.

Posted in COVID-19, Good Ideas for CitiesTagged Census, COVID-19
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