Posts Tagged: government websites

Grants.gov Seeks Participants for Evaluation of New Prototype System

Hello Grants.gov Users, Grants.gov is transforming into a system that will make registering, finding, and applying for grants a simpler and more human-centric experience, but we need your help! During the month of June, our team will engage users for feedback on the transformation. If you are interested in having a hand in the externalRead… Read more »

How to Prepare for Google’s Upcoming Security Changes

You’ve probably noticed that some website URLs start with “http” while others start with “https”. The extra “s” may seem small, and perhaps barely noticeable to the less savvy user, but that little letter has big implications on website security. So, what does the extra “s” mean, and why is it important for your government… Read more »

6 Ways to Optimize Your Digital Presence and Boost Citizen Engagement

As a local government leader, you are tasked with finding ways to more effectively serve and engage your citizens digitally. For local government agencies, this can be a very dauting task. Many cities and counties serve extremely diverse populations – millennials, gen-Xers, baby boomers, students, full-time residents, tourists, non-native English speakers and the list goesRead… Read more »

What I Learned ‘Buying’ Our New City Digital Services

Through this process, we also discovered that we need to change the way we procure technology. So, now we are also embarking on a new journey: updating our process so we can more easily procure the technology of now and the future. Our staff requires 21st-century tools because the community deserves 21st-century service.