No problem! Also, shameless plug for my paper with Pete Jones using that data: journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1...

The Texas Bond Review Board collects and reports all the school bond referenda if you are interested in diving into the data (data.brb.texas.gov)

This might be useful to contextualize its impact: munifinance.uchicago.edu/congressional/

I kind of want to say drinking water provision…

The zoom integration and automatically creating links when the meeting is set was a nice feature

It was fine for one-on-ones, but I canceled mine. My biggest complaint is that to set any thing up with a committee either everyone needs a paid “seat” or I have to set it up with Calendly and then invite the rest of the committee via outlook or google calendar anyway

I did this with a masters level economic development class with mixed results. I’d love to see tips on teaching this skill if anyone has examples

Thanks! I may just break down and try to make one at some point

And not to try and frame childcare (and elder care) as infrastructure like they did in 2020-2021. It did not work

Here is a fun one. The city of Todd Mission is home to the Texas Rennassance Festival, the largest ren fest in the county, and they don't have a property tax: toddmissiontx.gov/wp-content/u...

Not just urban local governments. Texas should be cautionary tale here of high property taxes and lots of sales taxes