The Colorado department developed a flexible, town-wide policy to manage risk, protect sensitive information and guide responsible use
INDUSTRY INSIGHTS
Learn how to access grants funding for transportation, utilities and other critical national infrastructure
Download this free guide for tips to help you and your department craft a successful grant application
Learn practical information like where to look for grants, how to create a strong application and best practices when writing your case
As ransomware and other attacks continue to threaten public safety organizations, here’s how to guard against these events
The IIJA provides $550 billion in new investments for transportation and utilities, among other purposes
Real-time visibility, precision tracking and AI-powered safety solutions can help cut costs and boost your fleet’s service reliability
Communities will support your fleet when they see you working to be a transparent, responsible steward of taxpayer resources
Agencies have substantial discretion to spend money in ways that best suit the needs of constituents. Some of the ways might surprise you.
UPCOMING & ON-DEMAND EVENTS
Preventing ransomware attacks is possible; our expert panelists offer several best practices your agency can follow to help reduce risk and mitigate potential issues
On-Demand Webinar: Best practices for building rich conversational experiences for your constituents
Get an inside look at how state and local agencies are using technologies like Google Cloud and Dialogflow to enable remote workforce collaboration and engage citizens with tools like virtual intelligent agents
Learn how an app can make oversight from a distance during the COVID-19 pandemic easier
These new mitigation strategies help protect vulnerable people and prevent overwhelmed hospitals
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OPIOID RESOURCE GUIDE
A new initiative embeds social workers with first responders during 911 calls for mental health and substance use crises in Cuyahoga County
The Broward County project, which cost a total of about $80,000, was funded by a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services grant and took about a year to roll out
GRANTS
The state is sending funding to 114 volunteer fire companies to help pay for wildfire gear, equipment, communications tools and training ahead of peak spring fire season.
Municipalities can use federal dollars to address crash trends, improve response coordination and reduce preventable deaths