A new texting service from the General Services Administration is helping state and local governments notify residents of application deadlines, fraud reduction tips and critical service updates.

Montgomery County, Ohio, last year quickly deployed a grant management platform, which it may come in handy as the Biden administration prepares a new round of relief.

City and county IT leaders said on a recent webcast that the pandemic has brought about an opportunity to reassess how the business of government gets done.

Gail Roper, a former CIO of Raleigh, N.C., will replace Sonny Segal, the Washington suburb's CIO since 2012, who is retiring after a 40-year career in tech.

A string of confusing bugs has left the Maryland jurisdiction searching for a more reliable solution.

The cyberattack took down several of county government's critical websites and services.

After nearly five years at the suburban D.C. county, Dan Hoffman is taking a role as assistant general manager with the City of Gainesville.

Attempting smart city innovation without buy-in from citizens and partnerships is futile, a panel of city and university IT leaders said.

Labyrinthine procurement processes can stymie innovations, complained members of a smart cities partnership.