As cities and counties work to encourage social distancing and flatten the transmission curve during COVID-19, we are equally invested in ensuring that our critical infrastructure and public health support system can responsibly keep moving. To assist with clarifying who the essential infrastructure workforce is, on March 19, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released guidance on how to identify and support these workers. How to
How to Identify Your Community’s Essential Workers in Local Quarantine Orders
NLC CitiesSpeak
- Now is the Time to Begin Investing in the Mental Health of Municipal Workers
- From Congress to Community: Building Zebulon’s Fire & EMS Future
- From Congress to Community: City of Columbia’s Assembly Street Rail Separation
- Why Every Local Government Should Be Thinking About Diapers
- A 360° Approach to Early Childhood Workforce Supports
- Why Cities Must Invest in Child Care for Residents to Succeed in Education and in the Workforce