Digital Government
Florida CIO arrested
The executive resigned after police issued a warrant for his arrest on grand theft charges
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Portal pushes e-gov future
Massachusetts officials hope people like the state's upcoming portal and that it will spur more innovative e-gov work
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Linking public safety systems
Integration of information systems among courts and public safety agencies is spotty
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Software solves tax collection
An Idaho county imposed a sales tax, then looked for a system to process the collections
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Official slaps at facial scanning
Jacksonville councilwoman moves to ban use of facial recognition technology by city
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Abuse database helps cops
A Pennsylvania nonprofit organization's database gives more information to go on than is typically posted online
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States team up for e-buying
Colorado and Utah are launching an eprocurement system that looks like a government first
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Site links to long-term care
A new Internet site has made finding long-term services and information a little easier in California
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Court systems getting help
Associations are drafting standards for state trial courts' casemanagement systems
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System eases counselor workload
Job counselors in New York find their work faster to get through with a new case-management system
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High-tech court pays off in Florida
When the glare of publicity fell on the state's Supreme Court, it was ready with satellite and Internet feeds
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NACo opening online campus
The county government advocate is launching a distance education program for county professionals
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Study: City e-gov evolving
Some cities are making progress with electronic government, but others aren't even doing the basics
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Alaska vets get online home
Veterans have a site where they can find assistance without having to comb through other state agency Web pages
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E-services mount in Montana
Montana's official Web site is ramping up its online interactive services
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Sites support caseworkers, parents
Web sites could reduce the number of calls agencies handle from people with child support questions
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FSI opens door to municipalities
Contractors that look to Federal Sources Inc. for leads on information technology opportunities in federal and state government soon could tap into a new database of cities and counties.
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Security in numbers
States find that a blanket security approach works better than each agency fending for itself
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Security creeps into municipal consciousness
While federal and state governments appear to be making great strides in Internet security, the issue is somewhat murkier in municipal governments
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