Ohio accelerates next-generation 911 rollout
Ohio plans to expand coverage and connect all public safety answering points to improve 911 calls are properly routed.
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(Getty Images) AI AI-powered police body cameras are renewing privacy and bias concerns
A report from the R Street Institute examining how police use AI-powered body cameras raises concerns of privacy, racial bias and oversight.
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U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick delivers remarks during the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Annual Days of Remembrance ceremony at the U.S. Capitol on April 23, 2025 in Washington, D.C. (Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images) Broadband BEAD uncertainty has state broadband chiefs advancing slowly, cautiously
In the face of looming changes to BEAD, several state broadband chiefs said their offices were slowly moving ahead with the program.
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(Getty Images) State States are building citizen services portals, but some struggle with the basics
A growing number of states are creating digital services portals, but funding and accessibility challenge progress, a new survey shows.
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Priorities Podcast New mapping tech makes firefighting more proactive
Kern County, California, Deputy Fire Chief Zachary Wells and Esri’s Ryan Lanclos say ALERTCalifornia’s new map layer strengthens emergency management and improves community safety.
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(Getty Images) AI Police apprehensive about AI as surveillance tech grows, Michigan study shows
While the use of surveillance technology by Michigan law enforcement agencies has increased, many said they were wary of using AI.
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Rowan Miranda
Industry Leadership of the Year Rowan Miranda is the managing director for state and local government and education at Workday. In this role, he regularly presents on topics related to finance, technology and transformation at national conferences sharing his wealth of knowledge gleaned from roles as budget director and chief financial officer at City of […]
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(Ryan Johnson) State Michigan bill would require state conservation officers to wear body cameras
A bill moving through the Michigan state legislature would require conservation officers in the Department of Natural Resources, who are tasked with protecting the state’s environmental assets and providing public safety, to wear body cameras. The Department of Natural Resources began receiving funding for the recording technology in 2023 after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed an […]
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(Getty Images) Digital Services More states are digitizing benefits applications, requiring identity proofing
The number of states requiring identity proofing for social safety net benefits applications is creeping upward, according to a new report.
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Rod Davenport
GoldenGov: County Executive of the Year Rod Davenport is the chief information officer for Oakland County, Michigan. Before joining the county in 2023, Davenport was the CIO for the Lansing Board of Water & Light, and before that was the chief technology officer for the state of Michigan.