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Community Emergency Response Team Set-Up Checklist
When a natural disaster strikes your community, your best line of defense may be the passionate people who call your community home. If you plan to set up a successful, resourceful, committed, and well-trained Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) in your community, use this checklist to keep your planning and execution on track. This actionable […]
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New research underscores upside of modernizing local government technology
As in the private sector, the wheels of city and local governments are powered increasingly by technology. Already, according to a recent survey conducted of global IT decision makers, tech is used to respond to citizen or “customer” needs in half of government/public sector interactions. More than half (55 percent) of survey respondents in the […]
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Renewables surpass coal as America's second most prevalent energy source
With technological advancements over the last decade driving innovation in the green energy sector, renewables are now the second most prevalent energy source in the United States. According to the United States Energy Information Administration’s 2020 report, “Renewables surpassed both nuclear (790 billion kilowatt hours) and coal (774 billion kilowatt hours) for the first time on record. This outcome […]
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Report: Majority of government leaders say bridging the digital divide should be a high priority
With more people than ever working remotely these days, broadband connectivity and smart city infrastructure is of vital importance for municipalities in every corner of America. It’s considered to be a critical agenda item by most municipal leaders, according to a national poll of government leaders commissioned by Cisco. In a survey of more than 100 local and regional government executives and managers, “More than […]
