What is the FDTA? What are its real world implications for local governments? How should organizations prepare? What does success look like? Check out our new issue brief to answer these questions!
Discover how local governments can navigate contemporary challenges with our new playbook co-produced with Euna Solutions. Addressing budget constraints, political divides, and complex policies, this guide provides actionable insights, practical steps, and real-world case examples.
Prepare your local government for the Financial Data Transparency Act (FDTA) with our comprehensive playbook. Gain insights into FDTA implications, key timelines, technology strategies, and real-world case studies to ensure seamless compliance and leverage enhanced transparency and accountability opportunities.
Funkhouser & Associates teamed up with Euna Solutions to host a webinar titled “Building Capacity in Local Government: How Plans, Budgets & Tech Can Help You Lead Through Change.” The webinar featured insights from experts like: Cheriene Floyd (Chief Data Officer for Miami), Jake Pawlak (Deputy Mayor of Pittsburgh), Dr. Holly Sun (Budget Director for Howard County), Dr. Brita Anderchek (Chief Data Officer for Dallas) and Abhi Nemani (SVP Product Strategy at Euna Solutions). Our panel shared insights about how local governments are meeting heightened expectations from citizens and other contemporary challenges through strategic planning and adaptive capacity building.
Euna Solutions and Funkhouser & Associates announce a strategic partnership to enhance capacity, accountability, and confidence in the public sector. Combining Euna’s advanced budgeting software with F&A’s strategic planning expertise, this collaboration aims to provide local governments with innovative tools and consulting services for effective, data-driven decision-making.
Watch Mark’s and DebtBook host an engaging discussion on the FDTA, with panelists Ahmed Abonamah, Megan Kilgore, and Tyler Traudt.
A structurally balanced budget is the single most important vital sign for a municipality’s fiscal (and overall) health. The disconcerting truth is that most jurisdictions fall short on that metric. There are key principles localities should follow to sidestep the fiscal quicksand.
In every city there exists a bad faith machine—a kind of informal network of self-appointed critics, journalistic pundits, political opponents—who think their job is to tear city leaders down.
America’s housing crisis stems from the simple fact that the nation has a housing shortage that could be as large as 15 to 20 million units. The Southern California fires are a stark reminder of how natural disasters can compound housing challenges, especially in regions where the market is already under immense pressure. It’s the latest poignant wake-up call for local governments to prioritize housing as a top agenda item, crafting solutions that not only expand supply but also emphasize resilience and affordability.
This year, we hosted a series of roundtables with city and county leaders in three states to explore how local government can support fiscally sustainable, equitable communities. Funkhouser & Associates hosted…
Funkhouser & Associates hosted a series of roundtables with local government officials this year, in partnership with ResourceX. Leaders in Virginia, Texas and Florida convened to learn and share ideas…
Funkhouser & Associates hosted a series of roundtables with local government officials this year, in partnership with ResourceX. Leaders in Virginia, Texas and Florida convened to learn and share ideas…