Arizona’s governor unveils (a more careful) efficiency plan: ‘We will not slash and burn’
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs this week announced plans that could save her state as much as $100 million over three years, but assured her public that she…
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Florida DOGE team doesn’t want to fill out forms before accessing Jacksonville’s data
Blaise Ingoglia, the state's chief financial officer, is refusing a request by the mayor of Jacksonville, Florida, to fill out paperwork before accessing the city's systems.
COGE, not DOGE, is going well, says state CIO
Chief Information Officer Denis Goulet said his state is advancing a "positive" message about government efficiency.
Georgia boosts watch on products from ‘countries of concern,’ trims bureaucracy
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said a host of new laws will help "streamline ... experiences with the government" and improve national security.
Inspired by DOGE, Texas approves new efficiency office
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott approved legislation that he said will "put a check" on the growth of Texas' administrative state.
The MS-ISAC is planning for its future
Carlos Kizzee, at the Center for Internet Security, says the organization will provide gap funding to keep the MS-ISAC operational, but that a long-term plan is still…
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Minnesota’s new tracker shows how axed federal funding disrupts state services
The federal government has cancelled $296 million in funds for Minnesota and almost $56 million more is at risk of cancellation.
Nonprofit to provide gap funding for MS-ISAC cuts
Carlos Kizzee, an executive at the Center for Internet Security, said the group will continue funding services to state and local governments after recent cuts by the…
Identity’s expanding and intricate role in enhancing the new administration’s government operations and public service
Understanding the power and potential of identity is critical to helping agencies strengthen efficiency and security, build constituent trust, and enhance public policy outcomes.
HHS should help states improve their data-sharing practices, GAO report says
States need data-sharing practices among agencies that administer non-assistance services through TANF, says a recent GAO report.