Andrea DeLaBruere: Deputy Secretary for Vermont’s Agency of Digital Services
Andrea DeLaBruere, deputy secretary for Virginia’s Agency of Digital Services, shares insights on her public service career.
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Leadership Appointments: June 19-25, 2025
Strategic Partnerships, Inc.'s weekly list of public sector appointments from around the nation for the week of June 19-25.
John J. Metro: Jersey City’s Business Administrator
After graduating from Saint Peter’s University with a degree in political science and economics, I began working for Jersey City.
Leadership Appointments: June 12-18, 2025
Arizona – Ryan Lee has been appointed as the new director of transportation for the city of Glendale. Lee most recently served as the city’s director of government relations and in his new role, he will manage the city’s transportation department, including
New Jersey Turnpike Authority hosting final hearing on $6.2B bridge replacement
The project plan lists a $6.2 billion budget for the bridge replacement with twin cable-stayed bridges doubling current capacity.
U.S. Economic Development Administration opens $1.4B in grant opportunities nationwide
The funds are designed to aid communities affected by natural disasters in 2023 and 2024, and can be used for either construction or non-construction projects.
New NTIA rules reshape $42B broadband grant program
The NTIA has announced requirements for the $42.45B program, which seeks to connect underserved communities nationwide.
Illinois approves over $55B state budget investing in infrastructure, education, healthcare
Illinois has passed a $55.1 billion budget for fiscal year 2026, featuring site readiness funding, business incentives and education.
Bill Miranda: Mayoral leadership with honor, patience
Santa Clarita Mayor Bill Miranda discusses his role and career in public service for this week's Profile in Power.
Leadership Appointments: June 5-11, 2025
Kentucky – Bill Bell has been named the first director of Louisville’s Department of Transportation. Bell previously served as the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety executive director and in his new role, he will lead efforts to make the city’s transit network
