CCMA - Supporting Enterprise, Development and Economic Growth
A report published by the CCMA identifies over 2,300 seperate activities undertaken by local authorities in 2012 to contribute towards job creation and economic development.
LA Open Source Forum
Local Authority Open Source Forum 12th March 2013
A very successful and informative day was had at the OS forum in Local Government House.
Household Charge and Protect Our Water updates
The Household Bureau has received total payments of over €120 million. The number of properties registered stands at approx one million.
The POW Bureau has received over €7 million in total payments. The number of system registrations to date is four hundred thousand with a further 25,000 in progress.
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Local Enterprise Offices to Support Micro and Small Business at Local Level
The County and City Managers’ Association (CCMA) today welcomed the publication of the Framework Service Level Agreement (SLA) between local authorities and Enterprise Ireland for the new Local Enterprise Offices (LEOs). The SLA along with the new branding for the LEO offices were revealed today by Minister for Jobs and Innovation, Mr Richard Bruton TD, Minister for Environment, Community and Local Government, Mr Phil Hogan TD and Minister of State for Small Business John Perry TD. Read more...
CCMA Report on Local Authority Support to Economic Development
The report ‘Supporting Enterprise, Local Development and Economic Growth-Analysis of Local Authority Activities for 2012’ was published today by the County and City Managers’ Association (CCMA). The report which was welcomed by Minister for Environment, Community and Local Government, Mr. Phil Hogan T.D., highlights over 2,300 separate actions, projects and promotional activities undertaken by local authorities in 2012 to support job creation and economic development. Read more...
Project Updates
Protect Our Water Registrations
LGMA received over 420,000 registrations from owners of Domestic Waste Water Treatment Systems by the February 1st 2013 deadline, representing 85% of the estimated number of such systems.