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    A Plan to Reduce Congestion in Denver

    A new approach to increase mobility, improve bus service, and create sustainable funding sources for infrastructure in Denver

    By Baruch Feigenbaum
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    New $52 Billion Plan to Reduce Denver’s Traffic Congestion

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    Air Traffic Control Newsletter #119

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  • Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #13 (December 2014 edition)
    Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #13 (December 2014 edition)

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    New Reports on State, City Fiscal Conditions

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    University of Michigan Survey Finds High Use, Satisfaction with Local Government Privatization

    65% of Michigan municipalities privatize services, and 73% of them are satisfied with it

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    Ending a Busy Year in Water/Wastewater Privatization

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    Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #13

    December 2014 edition: state/local fiscal update, local government contracting, water/wastewater privatization, and more

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    Innovators in Action 2014

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