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Mission: Green

Locals enlist agents of change to plan sustainable futures.

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Technology

Fine-tuning Wi-Fi

Atlanta-based EarthLink's February confirmation that it was selling off its municipal Wi-Fi business sounded the final death knell for some cities' ambitious...

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GIS/GPS

Fresh island perspective

Although it is hard to dispute the beauty of the Florida Keys' lush vegetation and vibrant colors, the coastal nature of the region presents challenges...

Healthy perspectives

For public health officials, knowing where in the community people are contracting diseases or viruses is just as critical as knowing who has symptoms,...

Mapping the vote

Thousands of people move every day in America, which presents unique challenges for cities and counties before any election. Election agencies must ensure that voters are accurately assigned to districts, polling locations are properly sited and ballots are customized to reflect each special district....

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Hardware/Software

Bumps in the road

Software is like an express lane on a government agency's journey to deliver services and social programs. The express lane, however, is not free of obstacles....

Powering down

Governments cut computers' electricity demands to further green initiatives....

Locking up data security

York County, Pa.'s employees, located in 40 satellite areas and five main facilities, rely on the county's computer network for around-the-clock access...

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Telecommunications

Helping residents help themselves

Service requests move to Web-based 311/CRM systems....

Fail-proofing telecom

Government employees rely so heavily on communications systems that many assume they will be available whenever they need them, even in an emergency....

Fighting off intruders

Many public safety, utility and transportation radio systems are migrating to Internet Protocol (IP) technology to help incompatible devices communicate....

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Office Equipment

Protecting identities

Nashville, Tenn., residents got a nasty surprise in December when someone stole two laptops from the Davidson County Election Office that contained the...

Signed, sealed, delivered

Project: Mailroom equipment upgrade Jurisdiction: Detroit Agency: Information Technology Services Vendor: Hayward, Calif.-based Neopost Date: February...

City keeps network up to speed with software

Vero Beach, Fla., has begun using software to detect problems on the city's wide area network (WAN). The software has helped the city keep the computer...

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Wireless

Fine-tuning Wi-Fi

Atlanta-based EarthLink's February confirmation that it was selling off its municipal Wi-Fi business sounded the final death knell for some cities' ambitious...

Wi-Fi will survive

Those closely following the muni-wireless movement reached a near state of hysteria in September when Atlanta-based Earthlink announced a strategic pull-back...

GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY/Working wirelessly

Consider purpose, cost when evaluating wireless networks....

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