Idaho State Police upgrade crime dashboard
Users can explore maps and charts of crime data from 2005 to 2020, sorting by district, offense and year.
Miami to deploy air-quality monitoring on Algorand blockchain
The city is set to introduce a decentralized indoor and outdoor air-quality monitoring network built on the Algorand blockchain.
Building out Alaska's broadband infrastructure
The state’s geography, sparse population and harsh weather make fiber the preferred choice for middle-mile connections, according to a new report from the governor’s broadband task force.
CBP expands biometric authentication to Maine border crossings
Customs and Border Protection will use Simplified Arrival to provide a streamlined and contactless authentication process at pedestrian crossings.
Medical response app for mass casualty incidents
The Resource Information Tracking and Medical Communications Application will not only allow clinicians and local responders to chat and videoconference, but it will also create a common operating picture for officials managing a disaster.
Glendale builds schedule optimizer for its police department
The city worked with Arizona State University to develop SmartBeats, a scheduling tool that optimizes the police department’s efficiency.
Sacramento tests AI-powered cameras for school buses
Buses in Sacramento will be testing stop-arm cameras and artificial intelligence-enabled software that capture and analyze driver behavior around stopped buses.
ShakeAlert comes to LA Metro
The earthquake warning technology will help protect the city’s bus and rail facilities by giving public transit officials and riders alerts before earthquake activity is felt.
State IT execs lean into collaboration for cyber defense
Structured partnerships and effective collaboration are key to effective cybersecurity, state IT execs say.
Data transparency helps builds public faith in police
Making reliable data available quickly to local communities can foster the transparency that builds trust between law enforcement agencies and the general public.
Campus testbeds pilot smart city solutions to climate threats
Portland State University’s Digital City Testbed Center is exploring ways to raise the public’s awareness about environmental threats before deploying applications at scale.
Prepping responders for automated vehicles
A new report proposes a curriculum for helping first responders, police and crash scene investigators understand rapidly changing automated vehicle technology.
Public safety collaboration platform gets DHS investment
The Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate has awarded Mobility 4 Public Safety $1.5 million to advance its secure messaging and collaboration tool for first responders.
Tampa CV pilot seeks volunteers
The Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority is looking to recruit 300 volunteers to test connected vehicle applications.
EBT for broadband payments?
One idea for closing the digital divide in New York City proposes allowing underserved households to pay for high-speed internet with electronic benefit transfer cards.
NYC launches $157 million plan for broadband equity
The New York City Internet Master Plan outlines the city's strategy for bringing internet access to many of the city’s housing projects, or upwards of 1.6 million residents.
FCC commissioner calls for tighter restrictions on DJI drones
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr called for prohibiting Universal Service Fund dollars from being used to purchase DJI equipment and suggested the company be placed on its covered list.
Digital twin of Texas coastline informs flood resilience
The project aims to better inform infrastructure planning decisions for Galveston Island and the Texas coastline.
Long Beach tests traffic lights that respond to real-time congestion
The California city will test whether artificial intelligence-driven connected vehicle technology can alleviate traffic congestion and improve air quality.
6 tech trends defining future cities
Sustainable neighborhoods, a supercharged infrastructure and inclusive innovation that strikes back at surveillance capitalism will shape the future of urban technology, a new report says.
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