- GASB Proposes Guidance on Infrastructure Assets.
- GASB Seeks Comment on the Structure for Communicating GAAP for State and Local Governments.
- How Long Can U.S. Transportation Infrastructure Enterprises Ride Out Elevated Fuel Prices?
- S&P: How Supply Chain Risk Affects Credit Quality Across U.S. Public Finance Sectors
- GFOA’s Best Practices Forum.
- Intro Public-Private Partnership (P3) Finance Course.
- And Finally, Well-Regulated Militia Monthly is brought to us this week by Doe v. Columbus, in which, “six anonymous persons (collectively, the ‘Does’)” sued the city of Columbus, Ohio, challenging the constitutionality of city ordinances restricting gun magazine capacity (to 30 rounds – the standard AK-47 mag). Why in the name of Charlton Heston would a group challenging gun restrictions want or need to protect its anonymity? Why would you not want to take credit? What conceivable repercussions might they be envisioning (and are they not already heavily armed)? Strongly worded Op-Eds? Tofu Cannons? The Redcoats?