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Online symposium tackles security
Public Technology Inc. is offering a Web-based symposium on cybersecurity issues for local governments
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States get infusion of bioterror funds
HHS secretary announces $1.1 billion to strengthen bioterrorism preparedness, public health infrastructure
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N.Y. unveils counterterror net
Network will enable local law enforcement agencies statewide to share information electronically
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County portal builds on Net success
Oakland County, Mich., launches Web portal that is citizen-centric and easily updated
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California tax board taps e-gov
The state is planning several e-government applications designed to be more helpful to customers
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El Paso hitches HR to Web
City is implementing a Web-hosted solution for its financial pension and human resources functions
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Bush pledges aid to mayors
Proposed increase in homeland security spending includes more resources for police, firefighters and emergency workers
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Security costs soar, survey shows
U.S. cities are expected to spend an additional $2.6 billion on security through the end of 2002
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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
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Tech aimed at homeland security
Think tank pushes smart cards, database connections and CIO for homeland security technology
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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
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Minnesota preps services portal
Customizable portal due in mid-March will be centered on services rather than departments
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State portals miss usability mark
Study shows many state sites fall short of being accessible, customizable or usable to constituents
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Tech in curriculum still evolving
Students are connected, but how well schools are using computers and the Internet is still unknown, report states
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Room to Grow
Wisconsin county decides to improve access to data on juvenile crime
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Michigan creates cybercourt
High-tech court, under the purview of tech-savvy judges, will handle disputes involving tech companies
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Study: Government Web sites are big hit
More than half of adult Internet users visited a government Web site during 2001, according to a survey released Jan. 9
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Insurance system turning to Web
West Virginia Public Employee Insurance Agency seeks a Web-based eligibility and billing system
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Chicago, Dallas roads going digital
Mobility Technologies will deploy a network of digital sensors along the cities' roads for better traffic data
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