Miami taps smart tech to verify commercial water use
The pilot program aims to identify meters that are not accurately tracking water use and help the county recover revenue lost to undercounting.
Postal Service should 'act swiftly' to scale up identity services, IG says
USPS is working with the General Services Administration on more in-person options for Login.gov, according to a new whitepaper from the U.S. Postal Service's Inspector General.
How broadband investments can reduce food deserts
Expanding broadband in cities would unlock access to food delivery services, a new report says.
Heat island mapping program expands
NOAA’s community-led heat mapping program will be collecting data in 14 new metro areas this summer.
Data-driven decision-making: Easier said than done
While too much siloed data is slowing analysis, cloud, data sharing and artificial intelligence can increase its value and drive digital transformation, a recent survey shows.
Measuring the administrative burden of government programs
Current measures of customer experience don't include the learning, compliance or psychological costs people face when applying for government services.
New method makes traffic prediction faster
Researchers at NC State tested a modified algorithm to help streamline complex computing challenges required for traffic forecasting.
Drive-by property appraisals streamline data collection
A Kansas county is using vehicles outfitted with rooftop cameras and LiDAR units to quickly and inexpensively capture property images that are then integrated into its cloud-based appraisal system.
Need help finding broadband grants? Tool helps sift through opportunities
A new tool from US Ignite helps communities search and filter federal grant opportunities to support broadband expansion and smart city deployments.
Wastewater monitoring took off during the COVID-19 pandemic – and here’s how it could help head off future outbreaks
Widespread and routine use of wastewater monitoring would give public health officials access to information about the levels of a range of potential infections in U.S. communities.
Open-source intelligence: The new frontier of digital investigations
End-to-end open source intelligence solutions that can automatically collect, analyze and structure information in a user-friendly way can help investigators get actionable insights from mountains of online data.
Harnessing data can help cities reduce homelessness
By leaning into digital and focusing on unlocking their data, governments can more easily connect individuals with the resources that keep them from sliding into homelessness.
How data-driven policies can help states and localities
Officials say that following the numbers and looking at evidence has proven useful in tackling a range of equity issues and with steering clear of partisan fights.
The data states need to improve digital equity
A new playbook can help states improve the collection, analysis and presentation of digital literacy and skills data as they prepare to apply for digital equity grants.
Data-driven approach boosts efficiency of streetlight repairs
Rather than repairing streetlights in the order outages are reported, San Diego weighs data on location, residential density, the presence of schools or parks and traffic collision information to prioritize repairs and increase efficiency.
Labor Dept. pilot taps state data for a new look at who is getting UI
Data on access to unemployment insurance broken down by demographics can help program administrators make sure that they help everyone entitled to the benefit access it, the Labor Department says.
To truly improve CX, the government should define its own metrics
The surface-level sentiments found in generic private sector surveys provide the government few helpful insights in assessing how well a service performs.
How one state measures post-pandemic recovery
Economic leaders in New Jersey can see indicators and contextualize metrics with a solution that combines government, geographic and third-party economic data into an interactive dashboard.
NYC launches climate dashboard
The metrics track climate-related risks to New York City’s physical, social and financial future.
Effective data sharing key to unwinding emergency COVID benefits
Without systems that can share data, states will face a daunting task redetermining eligibility for Medicaid and CHIP recipients.
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