A national research and advisory institute on information technology policies
and best practices in state and local government
Digital Government Achievement Awards (DGAA) recognize outstanding agency and department Webs sites and projects at the application and infrastructure level. ALL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES - all levels and all countries - may enter their actively functioning, fully operational applications and projects. The contest is held concurrently with the Best of the Web Awards Program for U.S. state and local government each April - June1.
Best of the Web recognizes the most innovative, user-friendly state and local government portals while the Digital Government Achievement Award recognizes outstanding agency and department Web sites and applications. Judges including last year’s first place winners determined the awardees.
Cathilea Robinett, executive vice president of the Center for Digital Government said, “Each year, state and local governments continue to make strides toward implementing better access and more efficient Web-delivery of public services. This year’s winners represent the very best in each category. The Center applauds all the honorees for their diligence and hard work.”
2008 BEST OF THE WEB AWARDS:
State Portal Category:
2nd Place: Maine
5th Place: Alabama and Rhode Island
Finalists:
Arkansas
Special Award: West Virginia Education Portal
City Portal Category:
1st Place: Las Vegas, Nevada
2nd Place: Killeen, Texas
3rd Place: Louisville, Kentucky and Riverside, California
4th Place: Tallahassee, Florida
5th Place: Fort Collins, Colorado
Finalists:
Mesa, Arizona
New Orleans, Louisiana
Rochester, Minnesota
Santa Monica, California
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Finalists:
Carroll County, Maryland
Collin County, Texas
Columbia County, Georgia
Martin County, Florida
Monroe County, New York
Seminole County, Florida
Government-to-business category
Winners:
Government-to-citizen category
Winners:
Government-to-government category
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Honorable Mentions:
Government internal category
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Honorable Mentions:
The Center for Digital Government is a national research and advisory institute on information technology policies and best practices in state and local government. The Center is a division of e.Republic, Inc., a national publishing, event and research company focused on information technology in the public sector.
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