Is 3-D Visualization Software the Future of Urban Planning?
February 21, 2020
Nextdoor Releases App Designed for Public Agencies
February 21, 2020
Data, Analytics Will Reshape Chicago Curbside Management
February 21, 2020
NYC Hub to Foster Startups Geared Toward Cybersecurity
February 20, 2020
Arkansas Hires CDO in Partnership with University System
February 20, 2020
What’s New in Civic Tech: Dashboard Visualizes Census Hiring
February 20, 2020
Audit Finds IT Security Issues Across Kansas Agencies
February 20, 2020
Autonomous Shuttles Are Beginning to Close Real Transit Gaps
February 19, 2020
Startup Announces Drone for Cleaning Water, Collecting Data
February 19, 2020
Fewer Than One-Quarter of Counties Use Federal .Gov Program
February 19, 2020
Election Security Scandals in Georgia Heighten 2020 Concerns
February 18, 2020
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View our latest data-driven stories, where we aggregate information on technology use in state and local government.
Fewer Than One-Quarter of Counties Use Federal .Gov Program
Ben Miller / Feb 19, 2020
Data from the U.S. General Services Administration shows that larger counties are far more likely to participate in the .gov program than smaller ones, and certain states have barely touched it.
Tyler Technologies' Journey to $1 Billion in Revenue
Ben Miller / Feb 14, 2020
With its most recent financial filings, Tyler Technologies has officially hit a major milestone: For the first time, it has topped $1 billion in annual revenue. Here's a look at the company's past 20 years.
Data Suggests Many Counties Lag on Website Encryption
Ben Miller / Feb 06, 2020
A study from cybersecurity firm McAfee of county websites in 13 states found that smaller jurisdictions were generally less likely to encrypt their websites — a standard security measure — than larger ones.
McAfee Finds County Websites in 13 States Lack Basic Security
Ben Miller / Feb 05, 2020
The cybersecurity firm found that many counties in a group of electoral battleground states haven't taken measures — encrypting their websites and moving to .gov domains — that protect their credibility.
State of the States 2020: Broadband Is Critical Infrastructure
News Staff / Feb 03, 2020
The nation’s governors are delving into their varied policy priorities for the coming year, but a new shared reality is emerging: Governors are committed to ensuring that everyone has access to the Internet.
New Mexico AG Sues Google Over Alleged Child Privacy Violations
February 21, 2020
Massachusetts Lawmakers to Debate Automated Traffic Cameras
February 21, 2020
Strict Facial Recognition Ban Considered in Portland, Ore.
February 21, 2020
Buffalo, N.Y., Mayor Outlines Extensive Smart City Plans
February 21, 2020
Critics Expect Long Fight Against Texas Bullet Train Project
February 21, 2020
California Residents Concerned About Small-Cell Networks
February 21, 2020
Maine Faces Obstacles in Broadband Expansion Efforts
February 21, 2020
South Carolina Jail Systems to Purchase Body Scanners
February 20, 2020
Big Tech Looks to States on Privacy Laws as Feds Stall
February 20, 2020
Cleveland PD Reluctant to Join Data-Sharing Network
February 20, 2020
Clark County, Ohio, Meets State Cybersecurity Mandates
February 20, 2020
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