Alaska city turns to cloud to enhance emergency dispatch services

After losing power from a windstorm and a hurricane in recent years, the Fairbanks Emergency Communications Center is tapping into cloud technology to ensure dispatch services won’t be disrupted during future events.

Survey: Time, cost and complexity prevent some from filing taxes altogether

The findings come as U.S. lawmakers are poised to end the Direct File program, which offers Americans a free, online tax filing service directly with the government.

Parking tech can help cities generate revenue amid economic uncertainty

Efficient parking management can also help attract more people to downtown areas that are still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic’s impacts, experts say.

Pennsylvania turns to AI to help reduce time-to-hire

The state aims to bring the time it takes to hire a new employee down to within 50 days.

Report: Text reminders for court hearings can help boost justice system efficiency

Sending simple, timely reminders to court users can help mitigate the costs of missed court hearings that create burdens across judiciary systems, one expert says.

Tech can help address aging population’s health needs, expert says

A program in New York aims to support healthy aging among older individuals by encouraging social interactions and health maintenance using TVs.

Tech helps New Jersey house unsheltered veterans

More than 30,000 U.S. veterans were unsheltered last year. New Jersey is turning to a cloud-enabled platform to streamline and expedite efforts to get veterans in the state housed.

How states can prepare to leverage AI for benefits eligibility

As benefits application backlogs continue to mount, artificial intelligence could help ease the squeeze on already strained caseworkers, experts say.

Watchdog details how to build community trust in smart cities

A new report from the Government Accountability Office offers policy suggestions for officials to ensure smart city tech can be deployed in communities safely and effectively.

AI could be key to quicker disease detection and treatment, expert says

A new partnership between the University of Pittsburgh and Leidos aims to advance public health disease monitoring by developing artificial intelligence-enabled detection tools.

Tech companies partner to help agencies cut through digital evidence backlogs

A new initiative aims to address workforce shortages among law enforcement agencies that impact their ability to efficiently manage digital evidence like body camera footage.

California city turns to AI to meet housing goals

By automating parts of the housing permitting process, officials in the city of Corona hope to reduce administrative burdens for staff and encourage development among consumers.

Kentucky turns to tech to improve treatment court outcomes

The state’s Department of Specialty Courts is implementing a cloud-enabled, web-based system to more efficiently share court data and records in a bid to help case managers better engage with clients’ recovery.

Los Angeles turns to AI to give public benefits enrollment a boost

A chatbot tool launched in Los Angeles County looks to help case workers more quickly and efficiently get vulnerable residents linked to social services.

Ending Direct File could have downstream impacts for states, experts worry

Without the free, government-backed tax filing service, state agencies could see their modernization and efficiency gains unraveled, those experts say.

How local governments are keeping AI under control

In the absence of national legislation, such governments are increasingly adopting AI governance policies and practices on their own, one expert says.

Schools turn to VR to develop a ‘future-ready’ neurodivergent workforce

The tech can help neurodiverse students prepare for entering the workforce amid government programs aimed at fostering more inclusive workplaces, experts say.

New Jersey taps the private sector to facilitate AI innovation and talent

Under two new programs, the state aims to leverage the private sector to help advance its goal of leading in artificial technology innovation.

Law enforcement taps drones to improve response times and safety

By allowing drone operators to listen in on 911 calls in real time, a Georgia police department aims to enhance public safety operations.

Michigan turns to AI to spruce up its workforce development efforts

The Economic Development Corporation is leveraging artificial intelligence to match job seekers with vacant positions across the state.

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