The Center for Digital Government and Digital Communities recently announced the top-ranked digital city governments in the 10th anniversary of its Digital Cities Survey. The survey focused on results achieved by cities, via the use of technology, in operating efficiencies and realizing strategic objectives despite current fiscal constraints.
The Center for Digital Government's Digital Cities Survey is conducted annually during the summer. All United States cities, towns, villages, and consolidated city/county governments with populations of 30,000 or greater are invited to participate in this survey. Related awards are presented concurrently with the National League of Cities conference in November.
The 2011 Digital Cities Survey winners included:
250,000 or more population: 8th Place - City of Boston, Massachusetts
30,000 – 74,999 population: 8th Place - Town of Manchester, Connecticut
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