Inside aerial imagery technology used by Ohio state police
An Ohio State Police captain shares how airborne microwave downlink technology is helping law enforcement gain better intelligence.
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Pitting data against a fatal challenge in Wisconsin county
Dr. Ben Weston, chief health policy adviser for Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, explains how data is helping inform better public policy.
Inside NYC’s citywide privacy policy
New York City Chief Privacy Officer Michael Fitzpatrick shares how AI is changing privacy and how his city is tackling workforce challenges.
One really simple way to improve state RFPs
Recent research by the nonprofit U.S. Digital Response and the National Association of State Chief Information Officers examined what vendors don’t like about states’ request for proposal…
How Trump could accelerate broadband deployment
A director at the Advanced Communications Law & Policy Institute at New York Law School shares ways the administration of President Donald Trump can accelerate BEAD projects.
Fighting multi-dimensional threats against state, local governments
John Cohen of the Center for Internet Security says state and local law enforcement agencies can better work together to address evolving cybersecurity threats.
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Shared services, AI cost key concerns for New York’s CIO
New York State Chief Information Officer Dru Rai says that after one year in his role, he has several top concerns, including improving shared services.
How an app is helping one police agency keep track of gear
On the latest episode of StateScoop’s Priorities Podcast, Duncan McKay, a corporal with the Kirkland, Washington, Police Department says his department is prioritizing patrol car safety and…
AI sandbox generates new solutions, talent pipeline in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Chief Information Officer Jason Snyder explains how a successful 2024 AI initiative is solving the state's problems and leading to promising new hires.
Hurricane Helene devastated communities, inspired tech upgrades
Officials in North Carolina are planning upgrades to their flood sensors and other communications tech after Hurricane Helene ripped through the region last September.