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Russell Nichols

Staff Writer
With new software, Milwaukee County officials expect to save money, reduce paper and provide citizens with more access to government affairs.
State officials move forward with program to develop next-generation emergency response systems that integrate text, video and picture services.
By purchasing iPad tablet devices, the city expects to enhance efficiency and save hundreds of thousands of dollars in paper usage.
With more than 2,000 payments processed, Arkansas.gov's mobile applications have become one the state's most popular online features.
Massachusetts CIO Anne Margulies is stepping down to become CIO of Harvard. Deputy CIO John Letchford slated to take over as interim CIO.
After years of transitions, city officials believe new IT chief will bring diversified public- and private-sector experience to critical post.
Four years in the making, the Quake-Catcher Network uses inexpensive motion sensors installed in volunteers' computers to collect earthquake data in real time.
Los Angeles County's Quality and Productivity Commission recommends sensor and infrared technology, tracking systems and surveillance satellites as potential tools to detect forest and brush fires.
In an unusual example of shared services, Fort Collins, Colo., will pay the Poudre School District to maintain and upgrade e-mail used by more than 1,800 city employees.
With help from stimulus funds, Ann Arbor, Mich., acquires four garbage trucks outfitted with technology to boost efficiency and keep fuel costs low.