The Center for Digital Government has posted the results of its survey, which examines how well city governments use technology to help its citizens.
Leading this year's list for cities over 250,000 or more population are:
Leading the list for cities with populations under 250,000 are:
“This survey showcases a significant increase in cities’ utilization of both wireless and broadband infrastructure,†said Cathilea Robinett, executive director of the Center. “This survey also continues to showcase the level of commitment by local officials to view technology as a key element in delivering vital citizen services. We are pleased to honor our nation’s cutting-edge cities with the 2005 Digital Cities Survey award.â€
FULL STORY: http://www.centerdigitalgov.com/center/05digitalcities.php
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