Local government in New Hampshire

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    the amount of people and their expertise in the area, as well as there being high staff turnover rates within government departments, the stance that climate change is an environmental issue instead of a developmental issue, poor communication and coordination between various levels of government departments especially when it comes from the national to local, and from provincial to local (Roberts & Douwes, 2011). The study also indicated that there are conservative management practices towards…

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    In 1787 some of the leading founding fathers signed the Constitution with the vision that smaller local and state politics would lead the way in decision making. There was a belief among many of the founders that local politics would never be more powerful than national politics. However, that vision did not configure correctly; as nowadays national politics dominate over local. The idea that America’s progression as a whole justifies the dominance of national politics is incorrect. Progression…

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    Local Efforts in Risk Assessment and Hazard Mitigation Disasters can happen without warning and cause a significant loss of life property and critical infrastructure. These types of disasters can have a significant, if not deadly impact on a local community’s economic, environmental and social well-being. The use of hazard mitigation and risk assessment allows action to be taken by the necessary entities that will allow communities to be more resilient in the wake of disaster (DHS, 2014). In…

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    Agency (FEMA), mitigation is actions or activities to reduce the impacts of hazards primarily to protect loss of life and property (Federal Emergency Management Agency, 2016). Mitigating the effects of hazards is a very important in all levels of government. However, individual…

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    What Is Public Policy?

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    Public policy is what the government or any public official who influences or governs public policies. Public policies can include school officials, city council members, and county supervisors. Public policies have various key attributes that are made in response to an issue or problem that requires attention. The policy is what the government chooses to act upon or remedy a particular issue or problem. In addition, a policy can take on a form of a law, regulation, or a set of laws and…

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    Blue Valley Multi Service Center was one of the only local resources that I could find in Overland Park, besides resources affiliated with churches. I hope to stay in this area after graduation and so I knew that it was essential, especially as a recent transplant to become familiar with what is available in…

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    anthropology is a field that is not large due to the fact that most of the current holders of the positions tend to keep the job for a lifetime because they hold a passion for what they do. The field is growing due to automation because of the machines and new technology advancements that can further help to find the smaller details that cannot be seen to the naked…

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    disasters requires a collaborative effort. Disasters always occur at the local level. The local government sustains control of the total available resources used in the post disaster response and recovery efforts, regardless of the source of the assets they may have. Local governments must plan and prepare for this role with the support of the State and Federal governments. However, the issue is federal, state, and local governments are not always united and many agencies within their specified…

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    federal government ensures distribution of power with checks and balances in order to preserve equality. Federalism, however, is not the best government system for the United States. Although a federal government or Unitary government may seem plausible, a Confederate government is best suited for America because it ensures fortified units/states, encourages nationwide cooperation, and establishes equality on all levels. A federalist government is characterized by a strong national government…

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    the federal initiative. The freedom granted to state level government allowed them to design programs unique to their communities and its needs. These distinctions meant each state was successful l in its own right, which equated to a major national accomplishment. What cannot be ignored is the way in which the federal and local governments interacted and how that impacted the programs and the WOP. Programs to existed under different local leadership with different expectations for diverse…

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