People

9-11 Commission stresses info sharing

Report includes few new tech items, reiterates the importance of neworks.

People

Online, Michigan is #1

Michigan claimed the top spot for its use of e-government in a new survey of states released by the Center for Digital Government.

People

DHS looking for communications gaps

DHS officials plan to solicit bids for a nationwide evaluation of public safety wireless communications.

People

Committee ponders e-voting

Rep. Adam Putnam chaired a hearing on such election technologies.

Digital Government

Nine get $2M for health information exchange

The Connecting Communities for Better Health program chose nine groups out of 134 applicants.

People

ComCARE aims to develop emergency directory

The consortium issued a request for proposals to develop a national electronic directory of emergency response agency contacts.

People

Safecom to assess public safety wireless communications

DHS expects to release a solicitation for a contractor to help a nationwide evaluation of public safety wireless communications.

People

Building collaboration

State and local officials share e-gov code, costs

People

Ore. group wins $1.6M TSA grant

A prototype security system for ports could eventually provide the basis for an info-sharing network throughout the Northwest and beyond.

Digital Government

Ga. deploys farm alert system

AT&T and Invizeon developed the system to be used for crises such as an animal disease outbreak or food supply contamination.

People

Experts push for health IT power

Congress should make sure the health information technology coordinator has the power to implement standards, experts told a House subcommittee this week.

People

HHS to use GeoLearning courseware

The company will provide and host off-the-shelf courseware for basic business and technology skills.

Digital Government

Gingrich-led group urges more spending for health IT

The feds should invest billions in interoperable health IT, says the Center for Health Transformation.

People

Lawsuit against Diebold unveiled

An activist against e-voting has unsealed portions of a suit she filed against Diebold Election Systems last year.

Modernization

FCC, Nextel come to terms

Nextel would move from the 800 MHz radio spectrum to the 1.9 GHz frequency range.

People

West Virginia certifies AccuPoll

The company's touch-screen voting machines can now be used in West Virginia.

People

Connecticut CIO to leave

Rock Regan, the longest-serving state CIO, plans to step down at the beginning of August.

People

Montana helps ID-less voters

The system is one of several new initiatives that Montana is putting in place under the Help America Vote Act of 2002.

Digital Government

Haines City hires Innoprise

The Florida community will use Innoprise's software for a community development system.

Digital Government

Online traffic school sign-ups in Kentucky

Just months after launching the service, Kentucky officials have already exceeded their goal for online enrollments for traffic school.