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.
With a tornado bearing down on the small Missouri town of Sparta, the lone warning siren stayed silent because a downed tree kept the mayor from getting downtown to flip the switch that activates it.
Not being prepared is as expensive as it is debilitating for municipal operations
The Harris County, Texas, Public Safety Technology Services Department earned top prize for building a tool that courts can use to verify the integrity of images entered into evidence.
NYC will spend $160M to equip police officers with the latest mobile technology. How can your law enforcement optimize real-time communication tools?
The Oregon DOT is analyzing mobile data to better understand how residents opt to navigate cities. What role does big data play in your transit-related decisions?
Amsterdam’s urban food distribution initiative will reduce emissions while supporting locally-sourced produce. What sustainability measures are implemented in your community?
In response to drought conditions, a new water purification system will make sewage water drinkable for CA communities. Learn the details of the multi-step purification process
Audio smart data sensors are collecting city info to extract actionable insights for decision makers. Learn how acoustic data can improve community operations
A Danish lab is testing smart sensor tech to make city lighting more efficient. How much could your city save from efficient lighting improvements?
Geographic information systems (GIS) technology allow local agencies and residents to access and share community information. Consider how the technology can improve data sharing in your community
The Senior Manager of the Denver Office of Economic Development told Gov1 how the agency uses industry-specific workforce data and employer discussions to identify specific needs
The Swedish city is using solar, wind and biofuel technologies to increase sustainability through unique green projects in many of its neighborhoods. Learn how small projects can build into significant savings
The USDA’s Specialty Crop Block Grant program awarded $813,342 to support New Jersey farming initiatives. How does your community support specialty crop production and distribution?
Since 2009, injuries and fatalities of pedestrians and bicyclists have increased faster than motor vehicle deaths. Read what the USDOT remedy is for local government
Libraries are getting an image makeover in an effort to play a more crucial role in social and economic development in local communities. Learn about the latest library revitalization trends such as shared services agreements
One City talks to Gov1 about combining San Francisco’s tech industry, residents and local government to solve community problems. Read the exclusive interview
NYC and Wuppertal, Germany, are building transit infrastructure in the skies to offer more options in congested neighborhoods. Learn more about elevated transit
A district energy utility could efficiently transport heat through Vancouver while cutting emissions by 70,000 tons. What green energy goals are your city working toward?
LA is testing a new electric highway between its major ports and downtown area to cut emissions significantly
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