Kaitlyn Levinson

Breaking down data silos among government agencies and community organizations can be critical for connecting new mothers to crucial benefits programs, according to a new policy brief.

Using AI, the Denver Permitting Office hopes to simplify the application process for customers and thereby streamline staff reviews.

A public safety agency in the state recently enlisted a drone to expedite first responders’ reaction and preparation for emergency calls.

The state is administering a grant program for residents to retrofit their homes with climate resilient roofs, and an artificial intelligence-enabled platform looks to enhance program speed and efficiency.

The Galveston County Consolidated Drainage District launched a new data system to turn historical and real-time flooding data into predictive analytics.

Through adequate AI training and keeping humans in the loop of AI-driven solutions, governments can harness the technology to address increasing cyber threats to the public sector, speakers said during a recent event.

Through adequate AI training and keeping humans in the loop of AI-driven solutions, governments can harness the technology to address increasing cyber threats to the public sector, speakers said during a recent event.

A new engagement platform aims to help officials in Rochester Hills better invest public dollars into what taxpayers want, one official says.

Policymakers and criminal justice leaders must prioritize AI guardrails and protections before adopting the tech in such high-stakes situations, one expert says.

The California city is seeing success — and increasing interest — in its AI Upskilling Program, which helps staff develop custom-built tools to citywide problems.