Municipal Connections

1. American Rescue Plan Challenges and Opportunities

   The American Rescue Plan Act represents an unprecedented infusion of federal money into the coffers of Maryland's cities and towns, helping municipalities turn the corner on the ongoing pandemic. ...
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   The American Rescue Plan Act represents an unprecedented infusion of federal money into the coffers of Maryland's cities and towns, helping municipalities turn the corner on the ongoing pandemic. ARPA funding, and specifically the use of State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF), has also presented a variety of challenges for municipalities when it come to understanding eligible expenditures and reporting requirements. Use this discussion page to share insights, challenges, best practices and resources with your municipal peers.

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   Jan 19, 2022 by Tom Reynolds (12 points)

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   The American Rescue Plan Act represents an unprecedented infusion of federal money into the coffers of Maryland's cities and towns, helping municipalities turn the corner on the ongoing pandemic. ARPA funding, and specifically the use of State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF), has also presented a variety of challenges for municipalities when it come to understanding eligible expenditures and reporting requirements. Use this discussion page to share insights, challenges, best practices and resources with your municipal peers.

2. How often do cities/towns change auditors?

   Wondering if cities/towns have any policies or guidance on changing auditors, how frequently do you do it, and does it matter if you are using different representatives of the same auditing firm from...
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   Wondering if cities/towns have any policies or guidance on changing auditors, how frequently do you do it, and does it matter if you are using different representatives of the same auditing firm from year to year?

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   Apr 9, 2020 by Julian Mansfield (5 points)

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   Wondering if cities/towns have any policies or guidance on changing auditors, how frequently do you do it, and does it matter if you are using different representatives of the same auditing firm from year to year?

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