Technology
Technology is pivotal in modernizing local and state government operations, enhancing efficiency, transparency, and service delivery. From digital infrastructure to cybersecurity, technology enables governments to better meet the needs of their communities. Staying informed about the latest technological advancements is crucial for effective governance. This directory offers articles on technology, along with related topics like Product News, which covers the latest tools and innovations that can be integrated into government services.
Proponents say the robot will save lives by sending it into dangerous scenarios such as barricades or standoffs, or in situations that might involve explosives
Grants totaling $1.5M will outfit Gary officers with dash cams, body-worn cameras and more
The agency will use the L3Harris PatrolSim simulator for routine training for new and existing officers and remedial training for officers who get into accidents
Hydrogen refueling stations in California take away ‘range anxiety’ of electric vehicle ownership. ISO work groups met in Connecticut to discuss standards.
London will not renew Uber’s license to operate in part because of software that uses a ‘greyballing’ tool to evade law enforcement.
Sustainability
According to research by Google, digital technology can close resource loops and recirculate durable materials within cities, creating a circular economy.
One corrections leader in Pima County, Ariz., has experienced how tablets distributed in 2016 improved inmate education and jail safety.
New reports show that mobility-as-a-service is only going to grow, and analysts recommend municipal leaders from rural areas to dense cities start planning.
Federal investigators and the Reno Police Department are seeking victims of a PayPal fraud case that is getting underway in court.
The ICMA offers city managers a framework of cybersecurity questions for a cross-section spanning staff across the entire municipal government.
Researchers are using GIS and public records to map how racist covenants shaped cities in the 20th Century
Here’s what people need to know about the data stolen in the Equifax breach, and how to learn if affected and eligible for free credit monitoring.
The ACLU finds that proposed textalyzer law in New York state fails Constitutional muster based on undeveloped technology and several unanswered questions.
Our education grants columnist explains why school cybersecurity leadership and grants protect schools, students, facilities and cyber assets.
Telecomm carriers asked FCC to delay embedded URLs and telephone numbers in wireless emergency alerts, and cite network congestion for limitations.
The creation of a medical response network with centralized medical control by Seattle-area hospitals dials up disaster prep for future emergencies.
Rescue dogs + drones can save more lives faster, according to Swiss researchers.
City data can improve government operations and improve citizens’ lives. But charging IT with big data insight deployment is complicated, here’s why.
Douglas County created an app using its open data portal to promote public events through Amazon Alexa. Next the app will offer services information.
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