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.
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The drones are equipped with thermal sensors for search and rescue operations and gas monitors to detect hazardous materials escaping from crashes or industrial accidents
The “safety band” spectrum used to keep first responders from getting caught in traffic en route to an emergency may be opened up for use by unlicensed Wi-Fi users
A constant dripping or dribbling of water from a pipe can be more than just a little annoying. A leak of any size can lead to a variety of problems - big and small
The new state agency will transform the state’s information technology functions into one agency to provide better service to Illinois residents and businesses
The user-friendly platform is designed to provide residents and public employees with up-to-date information regarding what is happening across the city at any given time. The dashboard tracks performance metrics of all city services departments such as public safety, education and public works
Together, the organizations will provide the consulting, technology and experience required to deliver market-leading digital transformation strategies for government
Hundreds of Latin American and Caribbean cities are being invited to vie for millions of dollars from former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, as his charity extends an innovation competition to a new region
A bill that open government advocates say would severely restrict access to government records got a unanimous favorable vote in its first committee hearing in the state House
Nearly every local government organization has a website, but a recent survey revealed only 34% of local government staff believe their websites are highly effective. Why is that? Between managing the technology and keeping the site up to date, many lose focus on why the organization has a website in the first place
A $150,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice will go toward equipping supervisors, detectives and specialized units, such as the SWAT team, with the devices, interim Chief Allwyn Brown said
At a recent roundtable discussion, 10 police chiefs, sheriffs, general counsel, deputies and captains came together to discuss a variety of topics including the evolution of intelligent policing and the future of use of force guidelines
The federal government will propose best practices for safely operating autonomous vehicles within six months
Considering that the average cost of cyber-crime to US companies in 2015 was $15.42 million in losses, you can understand why cyber-crime is a major concern for private and public sector organizations
The grant aims to improve instructional practice and leadership in elementary science in northeastern California through the development of locally focused standards-aligned curriculum. It also aims to create partnerships among schools, the University, and science and technology resources in the region such as those in industry and agriculture
The District’s Open Data push delivers on the Mayor’s commitment to utilize technology to innovate, increase transparency and improve accountability across government
In an effort to draw more crowds to local and state parks, many agencies are launching campaigns to engage visitors using social media tools
Public agencies are investing in new technologies and policies to ensure 911 center operations are efficiently maintained and providing high-quality services to residents
Seattle’s approach to drug crimes is both experimental and successful, according to new research
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