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.
The Boulder, Colorado, lab tests FirstNet-compatible devices and applications before their deployment in the field.
New ‘smart city’ programs will leverage technology and education to benefit residents, businesses and entrepreneurs: smart transit systems, public Wi-Fi connectivity, skills and training, public safety infrastructure and safer neighborhoods.
A new report from Public Services International points to the dangers of ‘corporate-led’ smart city initiatives and insists that these technological paradigms must be designed for people rather than profit.
An urban renewal project in East Baltimore, led by two local universities, is creating a new school that also will act as a community center for students as well as residents. Read inside about this visionary project
The U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agency has deployed unarmed and unmanned drones along the U.S. and Mexican border
A new thermal hydrolysis plant using technology created in Norway is being built in Washington DC. The sewage-to-power plant will save up to $26M annually while also powering homes and creating fertilizer
Hope SF, a community development project funded by a public-private partnership, has a goal of transforming 2500 public housing units into a sustainable, mixed-income community. Inside we detail their strategy for success
Following a research report detailing massive inefficiencies, Springfield, IL, is moving quickly to build a new facility where all department vehicles will be maintained. Read on for details of the report’s findings and solutions...
In an effort to help lower-income bus riders have the same access to information as smartphone users, NYC and other cities are looking at the installation of solar powered clocks that track bus route timeliness...
Gov1 updates various methods of using parking data to improve quality of life in the realm of transportation. Also, how cities are funding these technologies...
One of the best parts of operating Gov1 is the stories we cover. While most are compelling, this one of the success of Alameda County Girls Court shows just how effective government can be…
The future of municipal technology may involve cyber-physical technology. What the heck is it and how will it impact your community? Read inside...
Chattanooga’s experiment with its own broadband network is helping to drive economic activity. More than 1,000 high-paying tech jobs have been created since the system launched...
A new deal to rent bus stop curb space with Google is generating significant new revenue for the city of SF. How much the city is earning and how you can duplicate this feat...
In Richmond, CA, eminent domain is being explored as a strategy to help the community recover from the housing crises - but not for land. Instead, the city hopes to claim underwater mortgages...
A new technology will allow homeowners to test water, air and soil near their homes and in neighborhoods for hazardous waste and harmful chemicals...
In an effort to help the city and homeowners fight rising temperatures and energy costs, Los Angeles has implemented a new code requiring the use of cool roofs. Costs and outcomes inside...
Akron’s newest upgrade of a waste facility will not only power the facility itself, but also generate renewable energy and biosolid end-products for further revenue...
Quantum physics providing nuclear container inspectors new seal technology
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