The County Landscape Project: Infrastructure
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Counties own and maintain a significant share of America's public road miles and bridges and play a central role in funding transit, airports and other critical infrastructure. This report provides an overview of the vital role counties play in building, maintaining and operating physical infrastructure and public works.
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Counties own and maintain a significant share of America's public road miles and bridges and play a central role in funding transit, airports and other critical infrastructure. This report provides an overview of the vital role counties play in building, maintaining and operating physical infrastructure and public works.
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The County Landscape Project: A Primer on Our History, Definitions, Structures and Authorities
An in-depth look into the history of counties, our authority and structure, key county services and responsibilities and the intergovernmental partnership
The County Landscape Project: Taxes and Revenues
Counties are vital to the foundation of our communities, helping shape the places where we live, work and thrive. From maintaining critical infrastructure and delivering essential public services to fostering economic growth and ensuring public safety, county governments play a pivotal role in the daily lives of millions of Americans.
The County Landscape Project: An Overview of County-Level Election Administration
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