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Search ArticlesPlanning Smarter: Modernizing Government Asset Management
Whether it is a water pipe, a public road or a school bus, when an asset breaks down, entire communities can be brought to a halt. Many states and cities manage aging infrastructure that can impact service reliability and public safety. In many places, technology is as outdated as the assets: Legacy tools used to track and maintain assets can be siloed within departments or teams, making it difficult for people to access the information they need.
Anne Arundel County, Md., Investigates Cybersecurity Incident
IE 11 Not Supported For optimal browsing, we recommend Chrome, Firefox or Safari browsers. Anne Arundel County, Md., Investigates Cybersecurity Incident Officials are probing the unauthorized copying of files discovered Aug. 28 even as they prepare to send notification letters to people whose information may have been affected by a 2025 cyber attack. Bridget Byrne, Baltimore Sun (TNS) — Anne Arundel County is investigating a cybersecurity incident discovered in August, according to a news release.
Honolulu Ballot Measure Puts Data and Innovation to Voters
Voters in Honolulu are being asked to officially place the position of chief data officer within the city charter and establish an Office of Data and Innovation, laying the groundwork for development of more digital government tools and the use of AI. Question 15 on the Nov.
Saginaw, Mich., Gets $4M From State to Study Autonomous Tech
(TNS) — Saginaw Transit Authority Regional Services (STARS) received four state grants totaling $4 million to explore autonomous vehicle technology in Saginaw’s medical diamond corridor and add route services to MBS International Airport. The Michigan Department of Transportation grants also will fund a study to develop a regional plan for additional ground transportation services linking the Tittabawassee Township -based airport to nearby colleges.
Embracing Whole-of-State and Growing Talent From Within
“An attack on one is an attack on us all,” said Nebraska CISO Bryce Bailey when talking to GT at last month’s National Association of State CIOs conference. He noted that the state is now embracing a whole-of-state approach to cybersecurity in which it assumes greater responsibility for all the organizations that fall under the heading of public sector, like cities, counties and schools. “We want to protect everybody,” he added.
What navigation platform added the locations of Flock cameras to its maps?
IE 11 Not Supported For optimal browsing, we recommend Chrome, Firefox or Safari browsers. What navigation platform added the locations of Flock cameras to its maps? Answer: MapQuest Drivers navigating the roads now have the ability to see the locations of automated license plate cameras (ALPRs) along their route. MapQuest recently launched its “Surveillance Layer,” a potential boon for those who wish to fly below the, er, radar and avoid having their plate information closely observed.
Flock Safety Cameras Go Dark in Fullerton, Calif.
(TNS) — Fullerton is powering down its 19 Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras for the next six months, while the city holds a town hall and reviews the Police Department’s use of the system. The pause does not end the city’s contract with Flock, which costs roughly $51,000 a year and is currently scheduled to run through at least 2028.
Residents in Connecticut Town Fear Giant-Sized Data Center
(TNS) — In a situation with parallels to the community debate in Beacon Falls, residents of Cromwell are balking at an apparent plan for a large-scale data center in their town. Even though no formal zoning application has been put forward, residents are concerned that a Long Island-based energy services entrepreneur is already advertising a data center it would build off Geer Street in Cromwell.
Survey: AI Use Surges Among First Responders
Daily AI use among public safety personnel has nearly tripled over the past year, according to a new survey from Verizon Frontline. The survey, conducted by Lexipol Media Group for Verizon Frontline, included 1,035 respondents working in law enforcement, emergency medical services, fire services, and emergency communications.
Gov Tech Titans: Building Trust and Driving Innovation with OpenGov CEO Thiago Sá Freire
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