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House Appropriations Orders Use of State Wildlife Data by Federal Agencies

The report highlights the opportunity to save federal funds by maximizing the use of state data and analysis, and directs agencies to avoid duplicative analysis of raw data prepared by the states, who are the primary managers for wildlife within their borders.

How Can Techies and Planners Work Together to Create Better Cities?

"Here in urban Silicon Valley — and especially in San Francisco — the tech community has begun wading into the realm of urban planning, oftentimes without even realizing it."

Open Government projects receive more than $3.2 million as winners of Knight News Challenge

The Knight News Challenge on Open Gov asked innovators to present solutions that make public information more relevant and useful, helping journalists to do their jobs and empowering citizens to contribute to community progress.

Montana’s state website overhauled; montana.gov replaces mt.gov

The website for the state of Montana has undergone an overhaul, with information arranged in new ways and a look that’s more pleasing to the eye and more in keeping with the state’s overall marketing and tourism promotion efforts.

Bozeman aims to make building permit process more convenient

City Manager Chris Kukulski said this week that the department is now open during lunchtime and will soon have software to allow people to check the status of building permits online.

How Emergency Managers Can Benefit from Big Data

Large volumes of data sets derived from sophisticated sensors and social media feeds are increasingly being used by government agencies.

New Montana.gov site announced

Montana’s official website http://www.montana.gov

Missoula City Council adopts online privacy ordinance for workers

On Monday in a unanimous vote, the Missoula City Council preliminarily adopted an online privacy ordinance to protect employees from having to divulge private passwords to online accounts.

How Some Cities Are Creating Permanent Pipelines of Innovation

The authors suggest using data to improve decision-making and to design solutions. Data is particularly important for holding providers and programs accountable for results — and for finding far more efficient and cost-effective ways to deliver public services.

Invitation To EDA Data Tools Webinar: STATS America, 7/25, Online

This webinar will provide an overview of STATS America (http://www.statsamerica.org), an EDA-supported data tool that you can use as part of your project decision making process.