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Atlanta launches enhanced court services pay site

The City of Atlanta’s Department of Information Technology announced the deployment of the enhanced Municipal Courts eServices online payment site.

By StateScoop Staff

August 23, 2013

Department of Information Technology Enhances Municipal Courts eAccess Online Payment Site

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To fight deed fraud, Maryland considers the blockchain

Maryland’s governor has approved legislation ordering the state taxation agency to evaluate whether blockchain is a viable solution to its deed fraud problem. Not everyone is convinced…

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First BEAD-funded internet connections go live in Louisiana, Nebraska, with fixed wireless towers

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Texas efficiency office launches AI chatbot to help public navigate regulations, licensing

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FCC votes to create E-Rate bidding portal for schools and libraries, against their wishes

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California’s governor appoints former federal official as new state CIO

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The new federal consumer privacy bill isn’t very consumer-friendly, critics say

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FirstNet reauthorization bill would bring stability and risk, says former DHS official

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