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Oklahoma Workers’ Compensation Commission launches official website

The Oklahoma Workers’ Compensation Commission announced today its official website is operational and ready for public use.

By StateScoop Staff

January 31, 2014

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Los Angeles launches website to make City Council proceedings easier to follow

The new platform lets residents search decades of legislative records, track City Council proposals, receive meeting alerts and submit public comments through a single website.

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State, local website improvements crucial as more residents use AI assistants to get important info, report says

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Pennsylvania pilots sexual assault kit tracking system for survivors ahead of statewide rollout

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After ‘victory lap’ with quick Click-to-Cancel portal launch, NYC’s PIT Crew accelerates towards next projects

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NYC launches website to connect residents with mental health care

By Sophia Fox-Sowell

Georgia launches chatbot to help residents navigate state services

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Vermont launches online tool that lets residents test their internet speeds

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