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Chicago releases pothole tracking app

Mayor Rahm Emanuel today announced the city’s new “Pothole Tracker”, which allows Chicagoans to monitor a week’s worth of pothole patching activity by the Chicago Department of Transportation.

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January 20, 2014

Mayor Emanuel introduces pothole tracker that allows residents to track progress on pothole repairs

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Mobile voting effort comes to D.C.

The push for smartphone-enabled voting funded by venture capitalist Bradley Tusk is eying the nation's capital as its next proving ground.

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San Diego plans overhaul of agency performance website

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D.C. groups oppose city’s real-time vehicle location tracking policy

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Chicago CIO Danielle DuMerer steps down

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Kansas launches country’s ‘first’ mobile driver’s license renewal app

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