Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Competing for Better Government

The Pioneer Institute is a Boston-based public policy research center that is celebrating its twentieth year of working to improve state government. Among the institute's more celebrated initiatives is its annual "Better Government Competition" which solicits, analyzes, and rewards ideas for making state government more efficient and effective.

Senate Minority Leader Bruce Tarr has been honored in the past to serve as a judge for this competition, and it often provides the substance of legislative reform.

Given its potential for positive reforms, Senator Tarr encourages Scaling The Hill's followers to develop and submit concepts for the competition. To read more about the competition, please click here to visit the Pioneer Institute's website.