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Southbridge, Mass., now has a way for citizens to submit crime tips anonymously and receive police notifications by downloading the free "Southbridge PD" app. Officials say crimes in progress still require a call to 911.
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Two-way communication during an emergency event is what public safety officials are advocating for with the so-called CodeRed program.
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Patrol officers will soon be able to issue citations and quickly file them with district courts from their cruisers.
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CIO and 25 other positions eliminated by Legislature
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Introduced legislation aims at improving the ability of first responders to communicate with one another at disaster sites
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The City of Reading has deployed an optical wireless product to extend high-speed network connectivity to a new public works facility
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Charles County, Md., and Prince William County, Va. "three-peat"
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"It's a challenge to get them to broaden their perspective and be more enterprise-centric" -- Simone Marstiller
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"Our new system will create more options for consumers. It will simplify processing for employees. And it will save money" -- HHS Executive Commissioner Albert Hawkins
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"It also provides access to information and services including electronic tax lodgement, family allowance management and business transaction services" -- Senator Eric Abetz
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More than half of all Californians have one number to remember for health, social and other non-emergency services
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"The model we are drawing upon for Washington state is building upon both New York City, and particularly building upon the work that has been done in the city of Baltimore."
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Gateway chosen for desktops, notebooks and displays
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New procedures include video conferencing, will increase access and avoid case backlogs
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The FCC's unanimous vote on May 19 to require VoIP providers to make 911 service available to all customers automatically is especially good news to New York City, which has been wrestling with a VoIP/911 solution for months.
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"Creation of an agency-centric, stovepipe approach to managing information technology is detrimental to the State and its citizens because it would preclude any efficiencies that could be realized through enterprise-wide consolidation and coordination of information technology resources." -- Bush, in veto letter
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Developers can now develop software applications powered by government data
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The Massachusetts e-Health Collaborative chose Greater Brockton, Greater Newburyport and Northern Berkshire as the sites for pilot EHR deployments
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Researcher cites a "climate of fear among employees" due to job insecurity and fears of retaliation for voicing operational concerns
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Web-based solution provides city with an integrated solution for managing its land management activities
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