Arkansas adds voting information options to digital assistant platform
September 27, 2016
The update includes personalized voter information intended to educate voters about where and how to vote in the upcoming election.
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Obama administration announces another $80 million-plus for smart cities initiatives
One year after launching its Smart Cities Initiative, the White House announced Monday the federal government is expanding its efforts by investing more than $80 million in localized technology-driven initiatives.
CIO group recognizes state CISOs, Ohio CIO
Two state chief information security officers were recognized for their work on cybersecurity and Ohio’s chief information officer Stu Davis received the meritorious service award.
State legislature group: Give states flexibility to deal with cybersecurity
The National Conference of State Legislatures called on President Obama's cybersecurity commission to allow states the flexibility to handle cybersecurity on an individual basis, due to the unique nature of each state.
NASCIO announces winners of annual recognition awards
The awards ceremony highlighted twelve “exemplary” initiatives underway in states across the country in eleven categories.
California launches portal for local police to compile, report use of force data
The state's Department of Justice is hoping to build the first statewide database detailing violent encounters between police and civilians.
NIST grants to spur regional education for cybersecurity workforce
Funding intended to grow pipeline of students pursuing cyber careers, reduce gaps in regional cyber workforce.
Wyoming governor names deputy chief of staff state CIO
Tony Young, Gov. Matt Mead’s current deputy chief of staff, will start as Wyoming’s chief information officer September 26, StateScoop has learned.
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October 11, 2016
Maximizing the Potential of Body Cameras
Online Webinar
Recent events have placed body-worn cameras (BWCs) for law enforcement officers in the news and at the forefront of many people's consciousness—for good reason. With the influx of this technology, many are asking: what to do with all this body-worn camera data?
October 11, 2016