Government transparency and meaningful participation by residents in their local governments are vital concerns of local government leaders. This School of Government resource site is designed to help interested citizens, employees, and elected leaders have constructive methods for communicating about important programs and issues at the local government level in North Carolina.
We include practical research by School of Government scholars, an experimental blog on community engagement, key research and practice topics, consulting services, and more general resources on public deliberation and participation. The focus is on non-election structures and opportunities for public participation.
Faculty Coordinators
Professor of Public Administration and Government; Director, Civic Fellows Program
James E. Holshouser Jr. Distinguished Professor of Public Administration and Government
Professor of Public Administration and Government; Director, Center for Public Technology
Public Officials - Local and State Government Roles
Topics - Local and State Government
