SAVE Act would create ‘chaos’ for election offices
Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon said the SAVE Act would burden election offices that are already strapped for resources.
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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.
Minnesota’s expanded anti-fraud efforts include AI pilot project
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced several additions to the state's efforts to crack down on fraud against government assistance programs.
Gov. Tim Walz is ‘incredibly authentic,’ says his CIO
After six years of working for Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, the state’s chief information officer says he’s had the opportunity to learn more about the vice presidential…
‘Respecting people’s time’ key to service delivery, says Minnesota CIO
Chief Information Officer Tarek Tomes says his his focus with digital services is on “respecting people’s time.”
Fixing state IT issues once kept Harris VP pick Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz up at night
Since assuming the Minnesota governorship in 2019, Tim Walz has grappled with statewide IT projects and funded large systems upgrades.
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Citizen experience a priority for Minnesota’s CIO
Minnesota Chief Information Officer Tarek Tomes said technology plays a key role in how his state improves citizen experiences.
South Dakota’s IT modernization project is expanding, official says
On the Priorities podcast, South Dakota Chief Technology Officer Pat Snow says digitizing citizen services plays a central role in his state's effort to modernize its technology.
Minnesota’s new crime data tool helps keep law agencies accountable, official says
New data reporting tools allow Minnesotans to view real-time crime statistics in their communities.
Minnesota’s Farmlink app bridges generations of farmers
On the Priorities podcast, two Minnesota IT leaders outline their project to modernize an outdated social app for farmers.