Accela Blog
Marijuana and the Sharing Economy: The Top Government Regulatory Challenges of 2017
Presidential politics has the tendency to drown out all other electoral storylines. If you’re in need of proof, consider this: marijuana was legalized for either…
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It’s Time for Clean & Clear Civic Tech
Accela guest blogger and EfficientGov columnist, Derek Porter, reviews key learnings from the largest civic tech conference. California Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom addresses barriers…
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Accela Engage Series: Q&A with Jana Sanders, Informatics Director for Fort Wayne-Allen County, Indiana
With nearly 20 years of public service experience, Jana Sanders guides the technological needs of the Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health, where she…
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Accela Engage Series: Q&A with Judy Steele, Deputy Director of Excise and License for the City and County of Denver
Judy Steele is Deputy Director of Excise and License at the City and County of Denver, Colorado. She has been joining us at Engage…
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Accela Engage Series: Q&A with Stan Reichert, IT Project Manager for Oklahoma City
Stan Reichert is IT Project Manager with the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He has been joining us at Engage for the past 10…
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Seattle & King County Partners with Stanford to Standardize Inspection and Scoring Methods with Peer-Reviewed Inspections
I’m pleased to announce that our latest Building Capacity column can be found in the current issue of the Journal of…
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Governing the Sharing Economy with Technology
What would happen if you and your family were living paycheck to paycheck and you lost your job tomorrow? For more than half of…
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Yes, Open Data Day Exists, and There Are Civic Hacking Events to Celebrate It
Accela has been barnstorming big cities in recent weeks, attending civic tech and open data events. Here’s a recap of several events that Accela…
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