The Network is on the ground with cities across the country. As we partner with local leaders to develop strategies to fuel their turnaround, you can read about our insights and learnings here.
The Ohio State Resource Network has completed assessments of the six finalist cities requesting assistance from the Network.
The Network, in cooperation with the Greater Ohio Policy Center, Arnold Ventures and the Just Transition Fund, is excited to announce the creation of the Ohio State Resource Network, which brings the Network’s comprehensive, tailored approach and proven tools to Ohio county and local governments.
As part of the NJ State Resource Network, Seaside Heights has partnered with the National Resource Network to develop a multi-year financial, housing, and economic resiliency plan.
Through research and collaboration, the National Resource Network is bringing hope to struggling cities and helping them chart a course toward financial recovery.
The Network's partnership with the City of Gary, Indiana, sets the city on a path to sound short- and long-term financial planning.
To bridge a looming $63M budget gap, Network team advises that Salinas must make big, tough decisions to cut costs and generate revenue.
Network partner City Health Dashboard announces new life expectancy metric to help show impact of location on quality and length of life.
Network Director David Eichenthal shares his thoughts on how Rockford, IL, can strategically manage through significant budget deficits.
Network to work with City leadership to develop seven-year financial plan; City to adopt long-term financial planning policy, bringing benefits to taxpayers and the City.
Applications due Jan. 30 for Network competition to support city-state partnerships to revitalize economically distressed communities.
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