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County and Municipal Government in North Carolina, 2025 Edition

North Carolina is home to over 10 million people, more than 550 cities, and exactly 100 counties, all governed by the laws summarized in this book. The tiny town with just a single stoplight and the major metropolis with a million residents operate under the same legal framework. This book aims to explain that legal framework so that readers understand what our state’s counties and cities do...
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Drinking Water Incident Response Toolkit

Recorded Webinar to Introduce the NC Drinking Water Incident Response Toolkit – July 16, 2019

 
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Integrative Public Leadership: Catalyzing Collaboration to Create Public Value

Integrative public leadership is a process of developing partnerships across organizational, sectoral and/or jurisdictional boundaries that create public value. This paper explores the concept in the context of the literature and illustrates some salient features of integrative public leadership through three cases involving extensive multi-sector collaboration in the western (Smoky Mountain)...
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Renewable Energy in North Carolina

This article describes North Carolina’s traditional choices of energy supply, including the state’s past production of renewable energy. It also outlines current state policies that encourage development of renewable energy sources, and discusses North Carolina’s renewable energy capacity in the form of wind power, biomass fuel, and solar power. The article concludes with lessons from other...
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North Carolina Legislation 2006: A summary of legislation in the 2006 General Assembly of interest to North Carolina public officials

From the Editor's preface:

"Since 1933 the UNC Chapel Hill School of Government’s Institute of Government has published post-session summaries of legislation enacted by the North Carolina General Assembly. Initially these summaries appeared in special issues of Popular Government and, from 1951 through 1967, were supplemented by a handbook listing the legislative changes in order of...