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Illinois Emergency Management Agency launches mobile site

Emergency preparedness information is now even easier to find with a new mobile version of the Ready Illinois website launched recently by the Illinois Emergency Management Agency.

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July 16, 2013

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National League of Cities launches nationwide drone-as-first-responder program

The National League of Cities launches nationwide effort to help local governments deploy and scale “drone as first responder” programs.

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Philadelphia’s new ‘Breathe Philly’ network tracks air quality across the city

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Amy Tong, California’s longtime public servant, leaves state government

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‘Best in class’: Pennsylvania’s new CIO leans into her digital services experience

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Pennsylvania launches new website to combat human trafficking

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