White Papers
The NJLM Educational Foundation publishes papers in the “Friends of Local Government” series. These policy oriented papers will offer the perspectives of experts from outside municipal government, applying their expertise to issues confronted by local leaders.
Friends of Local Government Series
- 2010: A Stabilizing Economy but Uncertainties Remain
- 2012: New Jersey Employment Upswing? Or Will It Succumb to the National Slowdown?
- 2016: The Changing Face of Cybersecurity & What it Means for Municipalities
- A Moving Legal Target: Local Government Regulatory Authority Over Small Cell Wireless Facilities
- Appropriating Energy Tax Receipts: The New Normal for New Jersey
- Changing Economic and Demographic Dynamics: A New Context for New Jersey Municipalities
- Communicating with Constituents when State Policy and Local Jurisdictions Collide
- Connecting with Constituents: How Cities and Towns Can Use Social Media
- Cross Currents and Convergence: Politics, Economics and the Future of New Jersey Renewable Energy Po
- Expiring Affordability Controls Maintaining Affordable Housing in our Municipalities
- Integrating Health into Community Design and Decision-making: Opportunities for NJ Municipalites
- Leadership and Change: A Primer for Newly Elected Officials
- Lift-Off to Tail-Off: More Economic Uncertainty
- Moving Up in a Downturn: Management Challenges and Strategies for Municipalities
- Municipal Lessons Learned From Superstorm Sandy in New Jersey
- New Legal Tools for Redevelopment
- Policing in Difficult Economic Times
- Practical Lessons from the Front Line: An Economic Development Tool Box for Mayors and Community Lea
- Redistricting Reform in New Jersey
- Shared Services and Municipal Consolidation Pursuing Careful Assumptions and Grounded Studies (PDF)
- State Government Finances: Outlook for New Jersey and Implications for its Local Governments
- The Importance of Leadership in Challenging Economic Times
- The Importance of Long-Term Planning in Reducing Flooding Vulnerability
- The Lessons of Hurricane Irene: All Emergencies Start and End Locally
- The New Jersey Economy: Same Old, Same Old
- The New Jersey Economy: The Expansion Continues
- The Relationship of the Cost of Local Government and Municipal Size in New Jersey
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Mike Cerra
Executive DirectorPhone: 609-695-3481, ext. 120