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Russell Nichols

Staff Writer
Counterterrorism training for first responders has already resulted in mitigating a terrorist act in progress.
City officials seek to increase efficiency and interactivity with iPads for city council members and a new 411 texting service for citizens.
Facing backlash from privacy advocates, Riverhead, N.Y., has stopped using the free satellite imaging service to find pools that don't have proper permits.
The first black female CIO of New York state went from living in housing projects to launching statewide IT projects.
Santa Rosa County, Fla. used a mobile app to track the flow of the BP oil spill, plans to use the tool for hurricanes and other emergency situations.
Santa Rosa County, Fla., used mobile app to track flow of the BP oil spill, plans to use the tool for hurricanes and other emergency situations.
California officials move forward with program to develop next-generation emergency response systems that integrate text, video and picture services.
The new $1 monthly fee on Internet-based phone service will help Hinds County, Miss., pay for emergency services, such as new technology, call towers and dispatching upgrades.
With tools that can scan miles of rough terrain, identify bodies by heat signatures and pick up vibrations in the ground, border patrol agents can extend protection to cover large areas.
Cape Coral, Fla., expects to save $27,000 a year by subscribing to a national online company that tracks verified commercial property inventory.