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1. Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Launches Campaign to Promote Municipal Fiscal Health

   Comunicados de Imprensa
   Agosto 24, 2015

   For Immediate ReleaseContact: Anthony Flint 617-503-2116 anthony.flint@lincolninst.eduWill Jason 617-503-2254 ext. 254 wjason@lincolninst.edu CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (August 24, 2015) – The Lincoln...

2. Promoting municipal fiscal health

   Posts do Blog
   Agosto 2015

3. Cities on the Brink: The Dynamics of Fiscal Retrenchment

   Palestras Lincoln
   Novembro 20, 2015
   Speaker: Benedict S. Jimenez

   More than five years after the end of the Great Recession, a large majority of cities report that they are on the precipice of another budget crisis. This lecture is part of a series to promote municipal fiscal health.

4. For cities, the doctor is in: a focus on municipal fiscal health

   Posts do Blog
   Março 2015

5. Creating a Digital Bridge for Municipal Fiscal Health

   Meeting of the Minds Blog
   Dezembro 11, 2015
   O Instituto Lincoln no Noticiário

6. Briefing: The Federal Role in Promoting Municipal Fiscal Health

   Capitol Grapevine
   Setembro 10, 2015
   O Instituto Lincoln no Noticiário

7. How Planning Can Contribute to Municipal Fiscal Health

   Planetizen
   Setembro 1, 2015
   O Instituto Lincoln no Noticiário

8. Cities Increasing Reliance on Fees as Other Revenues Fall, Lincoln Institute Analysis Shows

   Comunicados de Imprensa
   Maio 6, 2015

   For Immediate ReleaseContact: Anthony Flint 617-503-2116 anthony.flint@lincolninst.edu CAMBRIDGE, Mass (May 7, 2015) – Cities continuing to struggle with finances have been increasingly relying on...

9. Land Lines, October 2015

   Revista Land Lines
   Outubro 2015
   Edited by Maureen Clarke

   In this issue, we feature articles on water as a cash crop in the West, technology cures for municipal fiscal health, and the Working Cities challenge.

10. The Past and Future of the Urban Property Tax

    Artigos de Conferências
    Novembro 2015
    Grant Driessen and Steven Sheffrin

    For U.S. cities, the property tax is the single largest source of own-source revenue, but the extent to which different cities rely on property tax revenues varies significantly. Grant Driessen and...