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Transportation
Boulder, Colo., Two-Way EV Charging System Shows Savings
Boulder, Colo., has found some success one year into a pilot program for testing a new bidirectional electric vehicle charging system located at the city’s North Boulder Recreation Center.
April 04, 2022
Lohrmann on Cybersecurity
Why Your Enterprise Needs FIDO Authentication Technology
The Fast Identity Online Alliance (FIDO) offers a growing list of ways to authenticate users with a goal of reducing passwords. But why is it needed? How does it work? Where is this technology heading?
April 03, 2022
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Dan Lohrmann
Public Safety
South Texas Fire Situation ‘Not Over Yet’ Authorities say
Emergency Management Coordinator Rick Saldaña said fire conditions and the conditions of current fires harken back to 2008, when Hidalgo County saw some-60,000 acres burn to ash, 40,000 of it in one fire.
April 01, 2022
Broadband & Network
FCC Chair: Broadband Maps Will Be ‘Absolutely’ Done in Fall
According to Federal Communications Commission Chair Jessica Rosenworcel, states, local areas and other broadband stakeholders won’t have to wait until 2023 to see new broadband maps from the federal agency.
April 01, 2022
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News Staff
Infrastructure
Washington State Hopes to Phase Out Gas Cars by 2030
A new transportation plan in Washington sets a goal to phase out all gas-powered vehicles and to only allow the sale of electric vehicles by 2030. This timeline is even more aggressive than California’s 2035 deadline.
April 01, 2022
Health & Human Services
Scientists Unveil Groundbreaking Human Genome Sequence
A large group of scientists, led in part by geneticists at University of California Santa Cruz, has outlined the first complete human genome. This breakthrough could lead to many other new discoveries about health.
April 01, 2022
Policy
Congress Bill Addresses Overlooked Toxic Fumes on Airplanes
In response to a Los Angeles Times investigation that discovered that sometimes dangerous fumes affect passengers and pilots on commercial airplanes, Congress may introduce new regulations with a bill.
April 01, 2022
Opinion
Local Leaders Play Critical Role in Securing Infrastructure
As cyber attacks on infrastructure like utility services increase globally, city and county leadership must look to other governing bodies and cybersecurity experts to strengthen their own systems.
April/May 2022
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Stephen Goldsmith
Emerging Tech
Covering CA Canals with Solar Could Create 13 GW of Energy
Plus the first Bollywood film produced in the metaverse, on-demand electric vehicle charging in the field, and the success rate of augmented reality in social media.
April/May 2022
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Lauren Kinkade
Question of the Day
Where did Amazon workers vote to unionize for the first time?
Answer: New York City.
April 01, 2022
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News Staff
Infrastructure
Fully Autonomous Vehicles Are a Ways Off, Robots Not So Much
Experts from the world of autonomous vehicles weighed in on when we might see the personal self-driving car appear at our doorsteps, and some of the other use cases on the more immediate horizon.
April 01, 2022
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Skip Descant
K-12 Education
Iowa Students to Convert School Bus into STEM Class
Students with Mount Vernon Community School District will use a $40,000 grant to outfit a school bus with technology and convert it into an elementary classroom with solar panels, a deck and an outdoor learning space.
April 01, 2022
Biz Data
How Many Electric Buses Does Your City Have? Find Out Here
Electric buses, though costly, are beginning to make up more and more of the U.S. transit fleet. Here's a tool where you can look up how many electric buses a transit agency has, as well as how much it's driving them.
April 01, 2022
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Ben Miller
Cybersecurity
What’s Next for Defending Critical Infrastructure?
As tensions between the U.S. and Russia mount, Cyberspace Solarium Commission members and critical infrastructure owners discussed the work ahead to collaborate more effectively on cyber defense.
April 01, 2022
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Jule Pattison-Gordon
Public Safety
County’s Fire/EMS Department Explores Staffing Plan
The county’s first combination fire and EMS department was officially established by commissioners in October 2020, and for the past 2 1/2 years, county staff has been working to help develop the department.
April 01, 2022
K-12 Education
FIRST Robotics Competition to Test Student Tech Knowledge
Thirty teams from elementary, middle and high schools are registered to compete at the Albany Civic Center this weekend. Students will solve STEM-related problems and show off machines they built to sink balls in hoops.
April 01, 2022
Higher Education
University at Buffalo Plans $102M Engineering Upgrade
With enrollment in the university's engineering and science school on the upswing, the new building will accommodate fast-growing SUNY programs in aerospace engineering, data science and artificial intelligence.
April 01, 2022
Preparedness and Communications
The Texas Drought and Five Things to Know About It
Exceptional drought conditions can lead to widespread crop loss, significant financial loss across various industries and "extreme sensitivity" to fire danger, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor.
April 01, 2022
Justice & Public Safety
Hollywood, Fla., Making Plans for Police Body Cameras
For years, Hollywood has said no to police body cameras while other departments across the country — including nearby locales such as Miami, Fort Lauderdale and the Broward Sheriff’s Office — have said yes.
April 01, 2022
Justice & Public Safety
Oklahoma Jail Tech Monitors Inmate Vital Signs for Safety
The Cleveland County, Okla., jail will now use a new technology that deploys devices to monitor the vital signs and movement of detainees — marking a first for jails in the state of Oklahoma.
April 01, 2022
Transportation
Colorado Planning to Move to Electric Trucks by 2050
The state’s plan has a goal of removing all internal-combustion vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating of more than 8,501 pounds from Colorado roads by 2050, replacing them with zero-emission electric vehicles.
April 01, 2022
Workforce & People
At a Glance: Top 25 Doers, Dreamers & Drivers 2022 (Infographic)
A peek into what puts Government Technology's Top 25 of 2022 — tech leaders from cities, states and counties nationwide — at the top of their class.
April/May 2022
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Editorial Staff
Higher Education
Purdue Invests $75,000 in Indiana High-Tech Startups
As part of Purdue Foundry's Boost accelerator program, companies pitched ideas and won investments for technology solutions to problems in additive manufacturing, aerospace vehicles and bovine reproduction.
March 31, 2022
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News Staff
Infrastructure
Calif. Transit District Operates First All-Electric Bus Fleet
The Antelope Valley Transit Authority in Southern California has become the first public transit agency in the nation with a fully electric fleet, saving the agency millions of dollars in operating and other costs.
March 31, 2022
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Skip Descant
Transportation
Conn. Buses Are Free for Three Months to Offset Inflation
Connecticut is now offering free public transportation in a move to help residents avoid spending as much money on gas. Free bus service starts Friday and will run through June 30.
March 31, 2022
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