American City & County Podcast Index
Sponsored By: “American City & County Welcome Message” By Bill Wolpin This Podcast is an introductory message by Editor-in-Chief Bill Wolpin of American City & County Magazine. “Dan Doctoroff, New York City Deputy Mayor for Economic Development ...
“American City & County Welcome Message”
By Bill Wolpin
This Podcast is an introductory message by Editor-in-Chief Bill Wolpin of American City & County Magazine.
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“Dan Doctoroff, New York City Deputy Mayor for Economic Development and Rebuilding”
By Dan Doctorff and Deanna Hart
Dan Doctoroff, New York City Deputy Mayor for Economic Development and Rebuilding, talks with American City & County’s Deanna Hart about the city’s aging infrastructure and the challenges of rebuilding. “Bob Forguites, Town Manager for Springfield, VT.”
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Bob Forguites, town manager for Springfield, Vt., talks with American City & County’s Deanna Hart about the town’s designation as the official hometown of the fictional cartoon family “The Simpsons.”
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“Cindy Zerkowski, information technology director for Macomb County, Mich. ”
By Cindy Zerkowski and Lindsay Isaacs
Cindy Zerkowski, information technology director for Macomb County, Mich., talks with American City & County’s Lindsay Isaacs at PTI’s 2007 Technology Leadership Conference about the county’s integrated court case management system, its Voice over IP phones and the countywide wireless project.
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“Kent Koehler, senior project manager in Sedgwick County, Kan.’s Division of Information and Operations”
By Kent Koehler and Lindsay Isaacs
Kent Koehler, senior project manager in Sedgwick County, Kan.’s Division of Information and Operations, talks with American City & County’s Lindsay Isaacs at PTI’s 2007 Technology Leadership Conference about improving public safety interoperability and expanding geographic information systems use.
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“Bill Schrier, Seattle’s chief technology officer ”
By Bill Schrier and Lindsay Isaacs
Bill Schrier, Seattle’s chief technology officer, speaks with American City & County’s Lindsay Isaacs at PTI’s 2007 Technology Leadership Conference about the city’s multi-million-dollar plan to connect every home and business with fiber optic cable.
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“David Behen, deputy county administrator for Washtenaw County, Mich. ”
By David Behen and Lindsay Isaacs
David Behen, deputy county administrator for Washtenaw County, Mich., speaks with American City & County’s Lindsay Isaacs at PTI’s 2007 Technology Leadership Conference about the growing need to work with other local governments on regional technology projects.
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“Alan Shark, executive director of the Public Technology Institute ”
By Lindsay Isaacs and Alan Shark
Alan Shark, executive director of the Public Technology Institute (PTI), discusses the 2007 Technology Leadership Conference with American City & County’s Lindsay Isaacs, including the latest developments in local government technology, such as wireless networks, CRM systems and IPTV. “Hannes Zacharias, deputy county manager for Johnson County, Kan.”
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Hannes Zacharias, deputy county manager for Johnson County, Kan., speaks with American City & County’s Lindsay Isaacs at PTI¹s 2007 Technology Leadership Conference about regional cooperation, public safety interoperability and the need to balance residents’ privacy concerns with geographic information systems use.
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“Keith Kurtz, Internet systems coordinator for Santa Monica, Calif.”
By Lindsay Isaacs and Keith Kurtz
Keith Kurtz, Internet systems coordinator for Santa Monica, California, talks with American City & County¹s Lindsay Isaacs at PTI’s 2007 Technology Leadership Conference about the city¹s wireless network and its efforts to improve public outreach. |
“Michael Armstrong, chief information officer for San Antonio”
By Lindsay Isaacs and Michael Armstrong
Michael Armstrong, chief information officer for San Antonio, speaks with American City & County¹s Lindsay Isaacs at PTI’s 2007 Technology Leadership Conference about the city’s recent leadership changes and its work to strengthen the IT infrastructure at city facilities. |
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