Iown's regional services plan aims to do more with less
The Gazette reports Iown introduces a new regional services plan intended to increase efficiency and broaden reach while reducing overall spending. Officials emphasize streamlined operations and shared resources to sustain public programs amid budget pressures.
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Iowa moves to regionally coordinate domestic violence services
State lawmakers back a transition to regionally based DV and abuse services to consolidate providers, improve efficiency, and serve more clients despite funding cuts. Agencies bid for regional hubs while facing challenges like fewer shelters as the plan unfolds across months. Jaye Kennedy of Waypoint Services notes the shift changes how agencies operate as the project begins July 1. The Iowa Attorney General's Office launched the DOMESTIC VIOLENCE page on July 1.
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Waypoint Services
Cedar Rapids
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Pre-funding mandate drains USPS profits amid reform talks
The piece argues pre-funding retiree health benefits drives most USPS losses, totaling $16 billion last year with $11.1 billion tied to the mandate. It notes potential reforms, including curbside delivery shifts, and cites plans to downsize offices in Coralville and Iowa City.
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