sf.citi ENDORSES BUSINESS TAX REFORM PROPOSAL We are thrilled to share that San Francisco’s journey toward business tax reform—initially introduced by Mayor London Breed and Board President Aaron Peskin, with leadership and guidance from Chief Economist Ted Egan, Treasurer José Cisneros, and former City Controller Ben Rosenfield—has reached a pivotal milestone with...
Whether the experience involves an individual, organization or community, lasting transformation takes place from the inside out. For the next several weeks, we’re pulling lessons from our new Racial Equity Spotlight series. This set of three publications gives an insider’s view of a wide variety of WKKF grantee partners who are committed to transforming their...
While Clean Slate has undoubtedly made a positive impact in Michigan, the law can still be refined to maximize its impact. In its report, Safe & Just Michigan identified issues with the current expungement process: It’s complicated. Legal aid is not necessary, but it can be a frustrating process to navigate. Pro bono services are limited by funding and capacity...
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Climate Leadership Council Statement on Passage of Energy Reform Legislation | Climate Leadership Council December 21, 2020 WASHINGTON, D.C. – Greg Bertelsen, CEO of the Climate Leadership Council, issued the following statement on passage of energy reform legislation approved as part of the omnibus funding measure: “This legislation is a significant bipartisan...
Media Advisory: Expert Panel to Discuss Report’s Recommendations for Civil Service Reform Post Date: July 19, 2017 WASHINGTON, DC – The National Academy of Public Administration today released a new report, sponsored by the Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust, called No Time To Wait: Building a 21st Century Public Service. The report will be discussed today by...
On May 23rd, Congress attempted to reauthorize the insolvent National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) without any reforms for the 11th time, as part of a larger disaster assistance bill. The NFIP has long been the plague of fiscally-minded taxpayers and the homeowners who are supposed to benefit from it. It’s worth taking a look at how the program works, and why...
The Senate is taking up the Farm Bill this week, which provides conservatives numerous opportunities for amendments. Here are eight ideas for reform. Reduce subsidies by 15 percent the federal crop insurance subsidy for farmers with an adjusted gross income of $700,000. This amendment was offered by Sens. Coburn (R-OK) and Durbin (D-Ill.) in 2013, passing by a vote...
MEDIA ADVISORY National Academy of Public Administration and Center for Organizational Excellence To Host Roundtable on Civil Service Reform Post Date: June 12, 2019 WASHINGTON, DC – The National Academy of Public Administration will join the Center for Organizational Excellence in hosting a June 17th roundtable discussion on Civil Service Reform, featuring guest...