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Buncombe internal watchdog investigated cash handling, IT this year - Vimarsana News

Buncombe internal watchdog investigated cash handling, IT this year

Buncombe County's Internal Audit Department worked on a variety of risk-management projects in 2022 including safety gaps in IT and cash management.

TDOT proposes private-managed express lanes to reduce traffic - Vimarsana News

TDOT proposes private-managed express lanes to reduce traffic

As Tennessee faces $26 billion in unfunded road congestion projects, Gov. Bill Lee’s administration will ask the legislature to authorize partnerships with private companies to manage alternative toll or express

Measure to allow child care in San Diego parks and rec centers wins voter approval. Now what's next? - Vimarsana News

Measure to allow child care in San Diego parks and rec centers wins voter approval. Now what's next?

With Measure H's passage, dozens of city recreation centers will be reviewed, along with other facilities, to determine whether they are suitable. In some cases, the cost of conversion may be too high.

Lee administration to ask lawmakers for approval on toll lane study - Vimarsana News

Lee administration to ask lawmakers for approval on toll lane study

The Department of Transportation believes the best solution to solving traffic congestion and infrastructure needs could be toll lanes.

Measure to allow child care in San Diego parks and rec centers wins voter approval. Now what's next? - Vimarsana News

Measure to allow child care in San Diego parks and rec centers wins voter approval. Now what's next?

With Measure H's passage, dozens of city recreation centers will be reviewed, along with other facilities, to determine whether they are suitable. In some cases, the cost of conversion may be too high.