Smart Cities & Technology

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As cities praise America’s return to Paris agreement, many have remained on course with climate actions and goals

On day one of his presidency, President Joe Biden recommitted the U.S. to the Paris climate...

Embracing digital within local government in 2021

While COVID-19 has brought on a litany of challenges, it has also shown government leaders the...

Modernizing state and local IT to meet new demands and drive long-term financial efficiency

IT and financial decision makers need a modern environment to help save time and money while...

GIS/Public/private partnership builds online GIS

Citizens have grown to expect increased Internet access to their governments, but keeping pace with the demand poses a special challenge for local governments

Bringing Internet connections up to speed

In the world of high-speed Internet connections, all cities are not equal. Some densely populated metropolitan areas have telecommunications companies

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Web-based system aids construction

While most professions have been quick to embrace the information age, the construction industry has fallen behind in using new technology. However, web-based

Locals form party lines for telecom deals

Buying in bulk usually produces a cost savings for consumers purchasing products and equipment. That rule has proven true for the California Communications

TECHNOLOGY/Municipal joint venture puts permitting online

While many cities and counties have developed web sites to provide information to the public, few have attempted to use the Web to manage permitting.

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Developing responsive services online

Former U.S. House Speaker Tip O’Neill always attributed his success in public service to the axiom that all politics is local. City and county planners

Mapping assists in tower permitting

GIS has been used in Martin County, Fla., for a number of years by all the usual suspects: property appraisers, planners, emergency managers and county

County’s GIS focuses on the big picture

Since Jefferson County, Colo., created a Mapping Department in 1978, GIS has played the role of supporting cast member to county departments, residents

Real-time GIS assists hurricane evacuation

South Carolina is familiar with hurricanes. Evacuation route signs dot all of the coastal cities, and few residents can forget the damage caused by Hurricane

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/BI softwae posts visual results

Last November, for the first time, Philadelphia used business intelligence software and visualization tools to track and tally mayoral election results.

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Smart Cities & Technology

Highlights

As cities praise America’s return to Paris agreement, many have remained on course with climate actions and goals

Embracing digital within local government in 2021

Modernizing state and local IT to meet new demands and drive long-term financial efficiency

GIS/Public/private partnership builds online GIS

Bringing Internet connections up to speed

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Web-based system aids construction

Locals form party lines for telecom deals

TECHNOLOGY/Municipal joint venture puts permitting online

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Developing responsive services online

Mapping assists in tower permitting

County’s GIS focuses on the big picture

Real-time GIS assists hurricane evacuation

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/BI softwae posts visual results

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How a unified HR system helps one public safety organization manage crews, payroll, and more in a single platform

Your Roadmap to COVID-19 Funding

The One Where Everyone Wins: A Mutually Beneficial Contracting Method

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Young Leaders Episode 4 – Cyril Jefferson – City Councilman, High Point, North Carolina

Young Leaders Episode 3 – Shannon Hardin – City Council President, Columbus, Ohio

Young Leaders Episode 2 – Christian Williams – Development Services Planner, Goodyear, Ariz.

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