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Election officials warned that that a lack of money and resources as well as technical and logistical hurdles are preventing them from migrating their election systems to Windows 10.
The court also ordered the state to develop a contingency plan if its new equipment is not ready to be rolled out in time for the March 24 presidential primary.
The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration has asked law enforcement officials to confiscate licenses from drivers they stop if the driver is on the MVA’s list to provide additional documentation.
FirstNet rolled out its five-year plan to guide the programs, activities and investments to ensure first responders have the communications tools they need.
Automating collections creates operational efficiency that can help agencies be more consistent, fair and ultimately more successful.
A public-private partnership in Georgia promises new insights on the infrastructure and data that smart roadways will require.
Technical glitches, delays and miscommunication are roiling the Real ID implementation in some states, calling into question whether residents will have the secure driver’s license needed to travel by air or enter government restricted areas after October 2020.
Two of the Global City Teams Challenge projects are testing light detection and ranging technology to map building interiors so first responders can more safety and efficiency respond to emergencies.
The public safety community must solve data sharing interoperability issues to take advantage of the nationwide public safety broadband network, NIST says.
Cloud services can help municipalities turn mountains of interdepartmental data into actionable insights at a price they can afford.
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