New York, Argonne model climate-change impact on power grid
The project will deliver very specific climate predictions that will help officials understand vulnerabilities in the New York Power Authority’s grid to future climate impacts.
4 keys to advancing environmental priorities through collaboration
Tackling climate change requires continued cross-agency collaboration and the right enabling technologies.
Does smart-city tech threaten democracy?
The rapid adoption of smart-city technology has created unforeseen conditions that could risk common civil liberties, according to a new report.
Grab Your Mask and Your Civic Pride: It’s City Hall Selfie Day
The annual celebration, created by Engaging Local Government Leaders, encourages municipal workers and citizens to celebrate their communities by posting selfies in front of city halls.
What is the metaverse? 2 media and information experts explain
The always-on virtual environments in which people can interact with one another and digital objects while operating virtual representations of themselves may become the successor to the internet.
How Denver Tackled Homelessness While Saving Money
Extra support services can help keep vulnerable people housed.
How the Pandemic Now Ends
Cases of Covid-19 are rising fast. Vaccine uptake has plateaued. The pandemic will be over one day—but the way there is different now.
What Works? Evidence and Evaluation Key as States and Localities Spend Aid
The federal government is urging states and localities to study the results of their American Rescue Plan Act spending and to adopt programs with proven track records.
Best Cities for Remote Workers
A Utah city leads a list of best places for people who don't want to commute. All the top cities offer an abundance of urban amenities, scenic surroundings and affordable housing.
Now Available at the Local Library: Basketballs, Air Fryers and Taxidermied Animals
Libraries across the country are diversifying their collections with objects, a growing trend known as the “Library of Things” that aims to help residents learn in new and different ways.
Wisconsin clears UI backlog with cloud-based AI
Working with Google Cloud, the state was able to clear its bottleneck of unemployment insurance claims, leverage predictive analytics to speed response time and screen out fraudulent claims.
Digital twins the ‘ultimate tool’ for city infrastructure planning
Cities using digital twins for more efficient urban planning can expect to save $280 billion by 2030, according to market research.
Using ARPA funds to build a technology foundation that supports recovery
Using funds from the American Rescue Plan Act to modernize legacy systems by moving to the cloud and expanding workforce and analytics tools, agencies can expedite pandemic recovery while forging a strategic path to long-term benefits and overall service improvements.
DIU seeks tech to spot GPS disruptions
The Defense Innovation Unit is looking for situational awareness of potential disruptions to global navigation satellite systems.
Challenges Ahead for $3.5T Budget Bill After Senate Approval
Disagreements over the cost of the budget bill among Senate Democrats could slow progress on a separate infrastructure package headed to the House.
Governments Doling Out Bonuses for Public Employees, 'Gratitude Grants' for Grocery Workers
For public sector and service workers, covid fatigue took its toll. Now states and localities are saying thank you using American Rescue Plan Act funds.
Cities Embraced Technology During Covid But Still Lack Comprehensive Digital Policies
A white paper identifies gaps in technology governance in cities, including problems with accessibility, digital infrastructure and cybersecurity.
US History Shows Spending on Infrastructure Doesn’t Always End Well
The lasting problems of infrastructure aren’t of need or construction, but of overbuilding, delayed costs and the challenges of thinking ahead.
4 Questions Government Officials Should Ask Technology Vendors
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Two Keys to Delivering Exceptional Digital Citizen Experiences
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