People
Small town thinking big with IT
Knightdale, N.C., with a population of about 5,000, has established an intranet for employees and is working on online bill payments
Digital Government
New CIO takes reins in Nevada
An official who gave up a private-sector job says he will concentrate on creating an environment that makes state employees want to stay
Digital Government
Schools compete to become digital
Pennsylvania districts are vying for the chance of getting a multimillion-dollar technology transformation
People
States not tapping Internet's potential
Some larger states are having success with e-government initiatives, but many more have a long way to go, a Brown University study has found
Digital Government
Computers called 'fools gold' for students
The newly formed Alliance for Childhood contends that technology is not necessarily a good thing for young students
People
Minnesota spreads traffic management wealth
State is installing surveillance and safety systems in smaller cities, including Duluth and St. Cloud
Digital Government
Inclusion tour focuses on digital divide
New Commerce secretary visits Philadelphia as part of a tour to highlight innovative programs that provide online access to those without digital tools
People
Site helps Twin Cities drivers get around
A traffic Web site updated every minute provides a detailed, color-coded map showing congested areas and road construction
People
Email lists taking off in Washington
The state has found that more and more people are asking to get on lists that let them in on state happenings
Digital Government
Tech tools press cities to clean up
In Connecticut, a nonprofit has given people equipment to monitor the condition of city parks in hopes the information will prompt improvements
People
Jersey taking hard look at computer crime
A report recommends the state enact new laws, train police and educate young people in order to get a handle on cyberstalking and Internet-related crime.
People
Pa. linking patrol cars to databases
Police officials say computer technology could liberate patrolmen from bureaucratic requirements so they can spend more time enforcing the law
Digital Government
W.V. equipping elderly with computers
Government agencies in West Virginia join businesses and volunteer organizations in getting surplus computers into the hands of senior citizens
Digital Government
Company soups up traffic simulator
PricewaterhouseCoopers is developing a tool that transportation planners could use to gauge traffic and air pollution
People
Michigan revs up e-gov
Three new e-government applications illustrate the state's commitment to convenient e-government
People
Slow down, you're on candid camera
By year's end, aggressive drivers in Washington, D.C., will have one more sobering obstacle to contend with: photo radar enforcement.
Digital Government
City licensing e-gov applications
Sunnyvale, Calif.-developed software for permit applications and a system for parks reservations is available through GovPartner
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