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Journalist, Disney fan and foodie ✨ Staff Writer at Government Technology
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Tampa’s CIO And CTO Steps Down After 12 Years Of Service

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By Katya Maruri Verified
| Cyber Era
By Katya Maruri Longtime Tampa Chief Information Officer and Chief Technology Officer Russell Haupert is retiring, ending his 12-year tenure with the city.
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Tampa's CIO and CTO Steps Down After 12 Years of Service

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By Katya Maruri Verified
| Government Technology Verified
Haupert announced his decision via LinkedIn over the weekend, stating, “I’m happy (and maybe a little sad) to announce that after 12 years, I’m retiring from the City of Tampa! We’ve come so far from the sleepy little downtown I saw on my first day in October of 2011— before the Riverwalk, the Stanley Cups, Superbowl Championships and all the other amazing changes that came with the stunning growth of our city.” In late 2011, Haupert joined the city as a business applications manager,...
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New Alabama Congressional Map to Be Used in 2024 Elections

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By Katya Maruri Verified, David Kidd
| GOVERNING Verified
A new Alabama state congressional map ordered by federal judges earlier this month will be used in the 2024 election even as the state continues its opposition against it, Attorney General Steve Marshall clarified to Jefferson County elected leaders Wednesday. The map creates a new District 2 in south Alabama where Black residents comprise nearly half of the voting age population.
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