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Is there any meaningful reason that states couldn’t start their own equivalent 18F at the state level? I live in Massachusetts and I know a bunch of socially c
by cushychicken 2y ago
Is there any meaningful reason that states couldn’t start their own equivalent 18F at the state level?
I live in Massachusetts and I know a bunch of socially conscious techies who’d love to help out in this manner.
I have no idea if there is need for 18F at the state level, but I could see something like this working OK in MA, CA, and maybe NY.
- tmm 2y agoMany states do have something like 18F. Massachusetts has Mass Digital[1], Washington has WaTech[2], Maryland has announced[3] the formation of one. [1] https://www.mass.gov/orgs/massachusetts-digital-service https://www.mass.gov/orgs/massachusetts-digital-service [2] https://watech.wa.gov/services https://watech.wa.gov/services [3] https://governor.maryland.gov/news/press/pages/governor-moore-announces-action-to-transform-maryland-executive-branch-digital-services.aspx https://governor.maryland.gov/news/press/pages/governor-moor...
- janeerie 2y agoColorado also has one: https://oit.colorado.gov/colorado-digital-service https://oit.colorado.gov/colorado-digital-service
- vitorsr 2y agoCalifornia Department of Technology: https://cdt.ca.gov/ https://cdt.ca.gov/ Texas Department of Information Resources: https://dir.texas.gov/ https://dir.texas.gov/ New York State Office of Information Technology Services: https://its.ny.gov/ https://its.ny.gov/
- rcpt 2y ago> Massachusetts