People
Dot-com provides voter registration services
At election.com, people can print out registration forms, sign them and mail them to local election officals
People
$10M available for crime-reporting systems
The money will help states to participate in the new National Incident-Based Reporting System
People
Salt Lake County introduces digital signatures
The county will conduct seminars to teach banks, title companies and others about the technology
Digital Government
N.D. to build broadband network
By the end of this year, the network will connect 280 locations, building on the state's current frame-relay network
Modernization
Pa. creating public safety net
The radio system will use 250 towers sites, 180 of which are to be newly constructed, and 400 cellular sites
People
Alliance forms for e-gov industry standards
GovWorks, a provider of electronic government services, has announced an alliance to establish a code of e-gov conduct
People
San Fran to launch Web portal
The city and county of San Francisco will launch a site in July that will offer an array of electronic government services
Digital Government
IBM equipping schools nationwide
A private company that manages 108 public schools nationwide has chosen IBM Corp.'s hardware and software to equip its K-12 network.
People
Software a 'Click' for smaller governments
Tidemark Solutions is unveiling products that target smaller governments that do not have the resources to provide e-gov applications
Digital Government
Cisco donates 10 super servers to Va. schools
Cisco Systems Inc. on Thursday donated more than $500,000 worth of super computer servers to Virginia's Regional Academic Governor's Schools
People
Indiana site helps business owners
The Web site enables business owners to specify their business needs and search the state for a suitable location
People
Reform Party to vote online
In another step toward national acceptance of online voting, the Reform Party plans to allow members to cast votes for its presidential nominee online before the party's fourth national convention.
People
That's the ticket: e-gov vendor expands reach
PointOfPay.com, which allows heavy-footed drivers to pay tickets online, teams with courts application vendor
Digital Government
Maryland hires State Technology Coordinator
Former utilities engineer joins economic development agency
People
Cyberangels watch over kids online
A citizens' group is taking a systematic look at sites that collect information about children and blowing the whistle on those who violate COPPA to the FTC
Digital Government
Michigan A.G. goes after Web cookies
The companies do not provide an adequate privacy policy stating that the consumer is being tracked by a third-party company, the state said
People
Texas to distribute new welfare delivery terminals
In the future, it will be possible to incorporate benefits such as child support and unemployment insurance into the system
People
R.I. launches online health license database
Consumers can search by the facility or person's name, searching information about the license status, including disciplinary actions during the past 10 years
Digital Government
Fla. county uses emergency phone system for census
Using mapping software, the county was able to give reminder calls to people in areas with previously low census response rates
Digital Government
NGA reports: R&D key for high-tech growth
Two new reports by the National Governors' Association focus on the need for state-of-the-art research facilities and strong university relationships
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