Posts Tagged Community Benefits Agreements

As early voting begins in the Chicago mayoral runoff election, incumbent Rahm Emanuel has

Over the next decade, DC Water will use a regressive Impervious Area Charge (IAC) to fund $2.6 billion in needed water infrastructure investments.

A stunning survey issued today by the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) proves that state and local economic development officials overwhelmingly agree with most accountability activists.

That is, hundreds of people who deal with site location consultants, tax-dodging lawyers, and footloose companies every day think there need to be some serious rule changes.

[caption id="attachment_2633" align="alignleft" width="150"] James Parrott of the Fiscal Policy Institute at a press confere

The Public Accountability Initiative in Buffalo has just released an excellent national investigation of big-box retailer Bass Pro.