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Digital Communities | Follow Us on Twitter Finding technology to meet your needs can be difficult. It's a good thing we enjoy a challenge. Visit the21stcenturycommunity.com. today and learn more about how technology and CDW-G are meeting your challenges head on. Tuesday, December 22, 2009 News and Features First Broadband Stimulus Awards Announced Vice President Joseph Biden announces $183 million in broadband stimulus awards. County CIO Reforms a Redundant Paper-Based California DMV Process Kevin Dickey, CIO and chief information security officer of Contra Costa County, Calif., reforms a redundant Department of Motor Vehicles paper application process for all the state's counties. San Jose Pilots an iPhone App for Reporting 311 Services Residents in San Jose, Calif., can make 311 reports with their iPhones. New York City Schools Assist Parents with Consolidated 311 Call Center The 2009 school year began with New York City's first ‘dedicated parent inquiry system.' L.A.'s Google Contract Is Open to All California Cities CSC providing system design and integration, plus end-user services, through a standard pricing model. Digital Communities Magazine Digital Communities magazine is the premier information source for cities, counties and regions to explore and share experiences and best practices beyond just infrastructure and mobile innovations. Get FREE Subscription View Current Issue Blog Notes from a City CIO By Bill Schrier Translucent to the User  Upcoming Events GTC Southwest: The Texas Digital Government Summit Feb 17-Feb 18, 2010 California Public Sector CIO Academy Feb 22-Feb 23, 2010

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