Digital Government
Clinton Budget Puts IT to Work in Local Communities
President Clinton's proposed budget for fiscal 2001 earmarks $175 million for technology to help state and local governments improve the quality of life in their communities.
Digital Government
Connecticut following every dollar
New Web site enables people to track how the state uses money it borrows through bonds
Digital Government
DOJ gives go-ahead to Arizona online voting
DOJ warned that the state could still be open to lawsuits if the Internet-based polling stations make it more difficult for minorities to vote
Digital Government
Chicago office bridges the other 'digital divide'
Sometimes it's not a matter of getting to the Internet, it's knowing what to do once you get there, officials say
Digital Government
Study finds Florida should hone IT use
An IT task force suggests the state survey residents to find better ways to serve them using technology
Digital Government
E-forms come to Mardi Gras
Mobile, Ala.'s online form saves street vendors a trip to City Hall to get a license
Digital Government
Virginia DMV site attacked
An Internet-based attack forced the DMV to take down its Web site for 45 minutes
Digital Government
Illinois police seek high-tech horizon
Departments charged with finding a way to work the latest technologies into their crime-fighting efforts
Digital Government
Clinton budget puts IT to work in local communities
Fiscal 2001 budget proposal earmarks $175 million for technology to help state and local governments improve life in their communities
Digital Government
Hoosiers have say in Web site design
The state is revamping Access Indiana to make it easier for people to locate information and a growing roster of online services
Digital Government
Puerto Rico Web war resumes this week
The Commonwealth Electoral Commission is expected to hear a complaint that asserts that the government Web site violates electoral law
Digital Government
Ohio County Selects IBM for Wireless Police Network
Hamilton County, Ohio, recently tapped IBM Corp. to develop an application by which police officers will be able to file reports from the field, rather than sitting at their desks for hours a day doing paperwork.
Digital Government
Weathering Y2K Backlash
For the past two years or more, everyone associated with information technology has focused their energies on fixing the Year 2000 computer bug. At the end of it all, Jan. 1, 2000, came and went quietly, so we can put the problem behind us. Or so you would think.
Digital Government
Virginia Rule Making Hits the Internet
Virginia is turning to the Internet to get the public more involved in the commonwealth's rule-making process and to shorten the time it takes to put proposed regulations into law.
Digital Government
Web Start-Up Builds Tax Lien Auction Site
A dot-com start-up has developed an Internet-based initiative to help cities get better deals when selling off tax liens by making it easier for investors nationwide to participate in the auction.
Acquisition
N.Y. Takes New Tack on PC Procurement
As part of a new statewide PC procurement, New York has decided to get out of the business of trying to maintain listings for constantly changing PC prices and technologies.
Digital Government
Tucson seeks innovative tech proposals
City committee is looking for proposals that parlay grant money into long-term projects
Digital Government
Task force casts vote against online elections
Too many issues ? from computer viruses to security ? make e-voting too risky, they say
Digital Government
Bloomington plans high-tech incubator
City hopes technology will bloom where traditional industry has languished.
Digital Government
Palo Alto puts social services info in easy reach
City hopes program will make residents more aware of what's available
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