Michigan Test Drives Country’s First Mobility Officer
Trevor Pawl hopes transformations in the automotive industry will also help state government replace “Depression Era departmental structures” with more nimble organizations.
States Steer More Money Toward Rural Roads
A federal infusion of grant money is paying for repaving and other safety improvements.
Tax the Rich for Climate Action? Protect Towns from Floods? It’s on State Ballots This November
Two major climate initiatives in New York and California, and many more to watch at the local level.
Should Homeowners or Cities Maintain Sidewalks?
Denver voters are set to weigh in on the question in next week’s election, while also deciding on a tax that could help pay for sidewalk upgrades.
Collaboration guides state’s blueprint for transformation
Colorado’s Office of Technology works closely with agency partners, weighing in their needs to shape IT projects that improve operations.
States look beyond ‘lab to fab’
A large chip-making facility funded by the CHIPS Act represents an opportunity for state and local leaders to build a technology-based business infrastructure and workforce.
Solar, telecom rollouts offer lessons for mass EV charging station deployments
Installing 500,000 electric vehicle charging stations in the next eight years will require cloud-based deployment management tools to coordinate work, manage budgets, facilitate real-time tracking and reporting and create a single source of truth for field staff and local leaders.
The Places With the Most New Office Construction
Even with Covid, commercial real estate development grew last year. But some metro areas are seeing more activity than others.
Republican Governors Blast Biden for Infrastructure Labor Plan
They’re at odds over a proposal calling for contractors to agree to project-specific labor standards on federal job sites.
800 miles apart, smart city partners share broadband insights
The North Texas Innovation Alliance will share its broadband rollout experience in a new collaboration with Peachtree Corners, which has connected infrastructure know-how NTXIA can use.
How one city’s IT team keeps up with rapid growth
Salt Lake City is adapting to new residents and workers by focusing on customer experience, easing hybrid work challenges and rethinking IT staffing.
Cloud architecture focuses on relationship management, outcomes
With states at various stages of cloud maturity, their cloud architects must align business solutions with strategic goals.
Cloud-based property assessments speed hurricane recovery
Cities and counties that suffered damage from Hurricane Ian could access Accela’s damage assessment service to jump-start recovery.
What Closing Streets to Cars Meant for Restaurants in New York City
The city shut some streets to vehicle traffic during the pandemic. New research looks at how bars and eateries in these areas performed compared to pre-Covid years.
Massachusetts moves from data center ‘hodgepodge’ to cloud-driven model
To modernize and standardize its infrastructure, the commonwealth is moving its data and applications from more than 20 data centers to the cloud.
Feds Call for State-Local Cooperation on Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety
The Biden administration is urging state DOTs to turn to local governments as they plan for projects to make streets safer for people outside of vehicles.
After Uvalde, states look to new digital maps to keep schools safe
States such as Virginia are stepping up efforts to provide emergency responders with up-to-date digital maps of their school buildings for improved crisis prevention.
States Divided on Setting Targets for Curbing Highway Emissions
A proposal from the Biden administration is drawing backlash from Republican states who criticize it as federal overreach.
The West’s Biggest Source of Renewable Energy Depends on Water. Will it Survive the Drought?
Glen Canyon and the Hoover Dam are “not the whole story.”
Google looks to simplify mainframe-to-cloud migration
Dual Run for Google Cloud reduces the risk of transferring mainframe data and applications to the cloud.
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