Look at Who is # 1 and #2

Keeping a city humming along smoothly is no easy task, especially during a global pandemic. With budgets to manage, services and programs to greenlight or nix, and constituents' needs to meet, local leaders have challenges at hand even during the best of times. 

WalletHub looked at 150 of the nation's largest cities, as well as the District of Columbia, to see how efficient their operations are, coming up with a "quality of services" score based on more than three dozen metrics in six categories: financial stability, education, health, safety, economy, and infrastructure and pollution. The site then divided that score by each city's total budget per capita to come up with its rankings. Nampa, Idaho, takes the No. 1 spot on the list, Boise, was # 2.  Oh and no surprise  DC was last.