Tina Trenkner

Tina Trenkner

E-mail: ttrenkner@governing.com

Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/tinatrenkner

Tina Trenkner (@TinaTrenkner) is GOVERNING.com deputy web editor. She started at GOVERNING in 2009 and has covered stories such as the rise of the coder in local government and the risks of using social media. Previously, she worked for Education Week and Pre-K Now, a completed project from the Pew Center on the States. She is a graduate of Northwestern University and thinks of Evanston often.

 


Recent Articles

  • Checks for Crab Licenses
  • Photo illustration by fishfoot, available under a Creative Commons license. This year has been the first year since 1994 that Maryland's blue crab population has been...

  • A Winning Idea at the Airport?
  • Las Vegas' McCarran International and Reno-Tahoe International airports have had slot machines for years. In the past year, public officials in jurisdictions outside of Nevada...

  • Designing Healthier Neighborhoods for Kids
  • Photo by richardmasoner, available under a Creative Commons license. Nearly a third of all children are overweight, often caused by factors such as poor nutrition...

  • Ballot Measures in Citizen-Speak
  • This video from the 2008 press conference after Oregon's first Citizens' Initiative Review highlights representatives from the panel explaining why they support or oppose Ballot Measure 58....

  • An Oasis in the Food Desert
  • Food deserts, areas with many fast-food outlets and few shops to buy healthier foods like fruits and vegetables, often contribute to higher obesity and diabetes...


  • Click for Property Tax Info
  • Up until 1996, the federal government provided local property tax information from across the country, but publishing that information stopped due to budget cuts. Today, the...

  • Talk Show Helps Deadbeat Dads
  • This interview from FOX 2 News in Detroit features Wayne County Circuit Judge Wade McCree explaining how he decided to impose a new punishment for delinquent...


  • Parks and Rec Online
  • Nothing can ruin a trip to the local park like broken equipment, graffiti or loose dogs. An online program in use in San Francisco and...

  • Phoning Fares In
  • Fifty-one percent of Americans have said that they could not give up their cell phones -- and why would they? Mobile phones have gone beyond...

  • Zigzag for Pedestrians
  • Courtesy of Virginia Department of Transportation In the U.S., motorists are used to obeying straight painted lines along roads to guide them in driving...
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  • Bringing Down the Noise
  • Photo by Solo, with others, available under a Creative Commons By Attribution license. There are many benefits to living in a college town: employment opportunities,...

  • Plug In and Drive
  • Many automakers are in the process of creating their own versions of the 21st century electric car, and cities and states are looking to the...

  • A Home in the Twin Cities
  • To reduce vacancy rates and promote city living, the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, partnering with home-ownership and community advocates, created an online home...


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