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Mayor McShurley Announces Ball Brothers Grant PDF Print E-mail

Original Source: CityOfMuncie.com

Mayor Sharon McShurley announced today that the Ball Brothers Foundation has awarded a grant to the High Performance Government Network to help the City of Muncie implement their strategic performance plan.
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Muncie Grant to Fund Strategic Performance Plan PDF Print E-mail

Original Source: InsideIndianaBusiness.org

Muncie, Ind. -- Mayor Sharon McShurley announced today that the Ball Brothers Foundation has awarded a grant to the High Performance Government Network to help the City of Muncie implement their strategic performance plan.
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HPG Network and Ball State Bowen Center to offer Certified Public Manager training PDF Print E-mail
The High Performance Government Network and Bowen Center for Public Affairs have partnered to offer a unique training opportunity for Indiana public managers and their supervisory personnel.
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Nonprofit helps governments get efficient PDF Print E-mail

By: Phil Wieland • This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it • April 26, 2009
Original article from nwi.com

Studies of ways to make government more efficient and less costly have had mixed success, especially in Northwest Indiana. A Fort Wayne nonprofit consulting firm is trying to change that.

The privately financed Good Government Study in Lake County and the Indiana Commission on Local Government Reform -- often referred to as the Kernan-Shepard Commission -- offered recommendations for saving millions of dollars, cutting hundreds of unneeded jobs and eliminating duplication. Most of the recommendations were ignored or have met with intense political opposition.
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Considering Process Improvement Instead of Consolidation PDF Print E-mail

By: Rob Sayre • April 11, 2009
Original article from www.empoweredmunicipality.com

Gov. Ed Rendell’s bold proposal to consolidate 400 of the state’s 501 active school districts in Pennsylvania into 100 to cut costs may or may not come to pass. While consolidation might be part of the solution, any district, governmental entity or small business can reduce its costs, becoming more efficient and effective by improving their processes.
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