Digital Government
Bush pledges aid to mayors
Proposed increase in homeland security spending includes more resources for police, firefighters and emergency workers
Digital Government
Security costs soar, survey shows
U.S. cities are expected to spend an additional $2.6 billion on security through the end of 2002
Digital Government
Mayors hear homeland pledge
Bush administration officials tell U.S. Conference of Mayors that cities are on the front lines of the fight against terrorism
Digital Government
PC voting software passes test
VoteHere's system meets Federal Election Commission standards, but it faces state and local approval
Digital Government
State meets demand for map data
Responding to public demand, New Hampshire has taken GIS data to the Web to provide spatial and map-based information
Digital Government
Utah plans wireless data network
Network would help state, local and federal agencies swap data via wireless devices
Digital Government
States meeting food stamp deadline
Most states will make the Oct. 1 deadline for having a system for delivering food stamp benefits electronically
People
Driver's licenses get another look
The lack of license uniformity among the states permits widespread identification fraud
Digital Government
Tech aimed at homeland security
Think tank pushes smart cards, database connections and CIO for homeland security technology
People
Overall homeland strategy urged
Strategy would allow White House to define success and spearhead federal, state and local efforts, exec says
Digital Government
Web put to work on jobless claims
Texas is testing an unemployment insurance Web application that could cut the time needed to verify a claim
Digital Government
Minnesota preps services portal
Customizable portal due in mid-March will be centered on services rather than departments
Digital Government
State portals miss usability mark
Study shows many state sites fall short of being accessible, customizable or usable to constituents
Digital Government
Tech in curriculum still evolving
Students are connected, but how well schools are using computers and the Internet is still unknown, report states
Digital Government
System aims at ID duplicates
West Virginia is piloting a system to crack down on the fraudulent use of duplicate driver's licenses
Digital Government
Cleaning out the IT garage
NASCIO recommends a pragmatic approach to migrating to an enterprise architecture
Digital Government
Giving e-procurement a civic twist
MunicipalNet puts Web-based purchasing within reach of city and county governments
Digital Government
Teams bring architecture to life
Governance is a crucial element to building an enterprise architecture
Digital Government
Room to Grow
Wisconsin county decides to improve access to data on juvenile crime
Digital Government