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July 29, 2009
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June 24, 2009
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May 27, 2009
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April 29, 2009
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March 25, 2009
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Townships: A Plan for the Future in Salt Lake County
by Kerri Nakamura and Nichole Dunn, Salt Lake County
In 1996, the Utah State Legislature created “townships” to protect those not wanting to annex into an existing city or incorporate into a new municipality . Over the years, the long-term status of townships has been an ongoing debate at the State Legislature. During the 2008 Legislative Session, legislators again tackled the issue of townships, and passed SB73. Read more to learn about the major aspects of this bill.
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Ready for the Future: Increased Capabilities and Reduced Resources
by Steve Ott, CPPA Director
In recent years, CPPA greatly increased its analytical and management development capability, effectiveness in responding to state and local government, and visibility. We have also rapidly expanded new public policy and administration programs. All of these new ventures are benefiting The University of Utah and the State of Utah. In this article, read about the current projects at CPPA and plans for the future.
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Recession, Recovery, Retirement
Continuing to Build a Safe and Secure Retirement in the New Economy
Save
the date!
Thursday, September 24 from
9:00am to 10:15am at the
Utah Museum of Fine Arts Auditorium
(UMFA) at the University of
Utah.
The public is welcome free
of charge.
A presentation from Roger
W. Ferguson, Jr., President
and Chief Executive Officer
of TIAA-CREF,
former Vice Chairman of
the
Board of Governors of
the
Federal
Reserve System and
voting member of the Federal
Open Market Committee.
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Good Boss—Good Umpire
Second of a two-part article about decision making
by Ken Embley, CPPA
During tough times, people come to realize how a good boss is one who can make a quick decision, under pressure, without partisanship, and in the face of extreme unpopularity. Perhaps, no one does all those things more often than an umpire does.
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Urban Harvests Reaping a Profit
by Sara McCormick, CPPA
In this monthly column, CPPA takes a look at new initiatives and ideas from around the nation and the world.
This month's idea: What if your vacant lots could turn a profit?
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