What's New

CGR to Assist NY County with Community Health Assessment
Assessment will help guide health improvement actions by Otsego County Health Department through 2017. Press Release

CGR to Participate in Conference on NJ Municipal Consolidation
President & CEO Joseph Stefko will participate in Courage to Connect NJ’s 2013 Annual Seminar on municipal consolidation efforts, scheduled for June 5 at Princeton University. Press Release

CGR Study Will Help City Determine How Best to Provide $11 Million in Recreation & Youth Services
Rochester NY has engaged CGR to analyze the programs and services of its Department of Recreation and Youth Services, identify connections with programs offered by other providers in Rochester, and benchmark other cities. Press Release

Featured Projects

CGR Selected to Study Merging 4 Municipalities in Ohio
Three villages and the City of Pepper Pike will explore public service delivery options ranging from closer cooperation to full merger. Cuyahoga County engaged CGR for this study.

Under 25% of Eligible Youth Receive Summer Meals in Rochester
CGR finds less than a quarter of children who would benefit from theprogram are currently being served, leaving a gap of nearly 16,000 youth in Rochester NY.

CGR Advised Princeton NJ Task Force on Historic Merger
Prior to the 2013 merger of the borough and township of Princeton into one government – NJ’s first major municipal consolidation in 60 years – CGR assisted the task force that implemented the merger.

Independent Colleges Contribute $63.2 Billion to NYS Economy
CGR finds state’s independent colleges and universities generated $63.2 billion in economic activity in 2011, an increase of more than 16% since 2009, and more than 33% since 2007.

CGR Completes Massachusetts Regional Planning Study
The Cape Cod Commission, a planning agency, engaged CGR to review property tax assessment services in Barnstable County and determine the feasibility of consolidating them on a regional basis.

Spotlight on Staff

Meet Erika Rosenberg, who helps leaders evaluate programs and solve problems, and directs community indicators projects.