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Brian Heaton

Brian Heaton was a writer for Government Technology and Emergency Management magazines from 2011 to mid-2015.

Fire safety experts have invoked the fire as an example of conflagration hazards and the need for code reform.
Completely virtualized data centers may be the future for large, sophisticated jurisdictions. But they’re still a few years away.
The Iowa Healthiest State Initiative worked with public and private entities to develop a comprehensive assessment that businesses, government agencies, communities and schools can use to get healthier.
The Georgia Technology Authority has partnered with Capgemini to coordinate technology services for the state.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, Fire Department and other responders now have access to 4G wireless speed in the field.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, Fire Department and other responders now have access to 4G wireless speed in the field.
States are considering a high volume of new proposals about police use and retention of body-worn camera video.
As public-sector agencies continue to invest more heavily in the marketing benefits of social media, they may want to consider legally protecting their slogans.
Elected officials, nonprofit organizations and developers have united under one banner to change the way laws are drafted and accessed in the U.S.
Gatto, a Democrat representing communities in the Los Angeles area, has a number of technology-related bills moving through the California Legislature this year.