Vol. 33 No. 3, June 2017
Index
- Get involved with GFOA.
- State retiree health care benefits in FY2015.
- Guide explains public pensions for elected officials.
- Public pension returns slated to improve in FY 2017.
- Be a part of GFOA's financial sustainability research.
- Rainy day funds and state credit ratings.
- Tax-exempt municipal bonds: the most vital tool in U.S. infrastructure.
- Fiscal stress continues, with growing financial uncertainty on the horizon.
- Tax-exempt municipal bonds: the most vital tool in U.S. infrastructure.
- Part 1: leadership strategies for sustainable communities.
- The Cincinnati story: optimizing local government management through performance and data analytics.
- Linking investment management fees with performance.
- Your government needs a financial emergency policy: after an issue exposed its vulnerability to financial distress, Garden City, Kansas, developed a policy for how to respond if a real financial emergency were to occur.
- GFOA files comments on proposed amendments to SEC Rule 15c2-12: proposed amendments to SEC Rule 15c2-12 would add to the list of event notices to be included in continuing municipal bond disclosure undertakings.
- Yellow book exposure draft: while the guidance in the Yellow Book pertains to auditors, government officials should be aware of some of the proposed changes in the GAO's April 2017 Exposure Draft that could affect their governments.
- The end of big government ... but an epochal opportunity for local government?
- The nuanced new world of economic development incentives: beyond the black-and-white debates of the past, local governments are taking strengths, weaknesses, and social equity into account.