After Complaints About Delays, Federal Transit Administration Announces Grant Awards
The next step is executing funding agreements allowing public transit project sponsors to actually spend the money.
Appalachia, Puerto Rico Community Groups Receive $1M for Economic Development
Eight other local groups across the U.S. also will split the $10 million of Community Thrive Challenge winnings.
South Bend’s Mayor on What Local Governments Can Learn From Estonia
The Indiana city’s new mobility-as-a-service pilot is helping low-income shift workers commute for free.
Cities Retrofit United Nations’ Goals to Remake the World
“The work of U.S. mayors and regional leaders has taken global center stage,” said the director of Brookings’ Metropolitan Policy Program.
Why Vermont Digital Services Kept Employees Embedded in Agencies
The agency is eying an April launch of its security operations center.
HUD Secretary on Local Housing Regulations: ‘When in Doubt, Cut It Out’
Ben Carson criticized California's state and local rules, saying they exacerbate problems with affordability and contribute to homelessness.
Calif. AG, EPA Chief Square Off on Climate Report
The report said climate change can already be felt across the country, warning that the effects will get worse in coming years without steps to curb global warming.
How North Dakota IT Plans to Reinvent Business Services
Low unemployment across the state poses a threat to talent recruitment.
This Virginia County Tracks Missing Persons With a Drone
Project Lifesaver offered local law enforcement the air support it needed.
New York IT Homes in on Agencies’ Business Challenges
Technology solutions come second, said the state’s executive deputy CIO.
How D.C. Wants to Use Bike-Share Data to Improve Equity
The city already requires operators to share real-time information on vehicle availability.
Verizon Extending Fiber Network to Every Boston Neighborhood
The move will pave the way for an unscheduled 5G rollout, though the telecom giant was mum on any city concessions in the new agreement.
Piloting Internet Paid for in Cryptocurrency
Proponents say incentivized mesh networks offer cheaper, faster service stood up by local entrepreneurs, civic hackers or homeowners associations.
Kentucky’s Approach to Modernizing State Agency Apps
Service delivery is the focus of CIO Chuck Grindle’s second year at the IT helm.
Farm Bill Could Result In Food Stamp Changes for States and Recipients
States would get a heavier paperwork burden and 600,000 to 900,000 impoverished households could see a cut in food stamp benefits, a Mathematica analysis says.
Despite Major Wildfires, Most Calif. Local Governments Won’t Feel Credit Ratings Impacts
Only small towns and school districts facing significant damage and weak liquidity will likely feel pressure, according to Moody’s.
Campaign to Automatically Expunge Criminal Convictions Targets States
“This is the epitome of the failed big government system, the criminal justice system,” said the senior vice president of Koch Industries, an advocate in the fight to expunge and seal criminal records.
A New Placemaking Center to Guide Changing Demographics and Technology
Brookings Institutions’ Bass Center for Transformative Placemaking wants to connect more residents to opportunities using cutting-edge development practices, tools and policies.
How Mississippi IT Is Getting More Nimble
Craig Orgeron has embraced the “CIO-as-a-broker” model.
Public Access Channels Threatened Under FCC Proposal, Advocates Say
Proponents, however, argue changes are needed because localities charge licensing fees at the expense of cable companies’ efforts to expand broadband access.
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