Chief information officer Jason Piccione told the board the service/business modernization effort will consolidate decades‑old systems, reduce manual workflows and move licensing to a single platform; targeted procurement is planned for early 2027 with a projected three‑year implementation timeline.

NCDHHS and NCDIT detailed a new Rural Health Innovation Fund that will distribute roughly $20,000,000 annually for up to five years to help rural providers modernize digital infrastructure; the program launches Sept. 30, 2026.

The board voted unanimously to enter a three‑year contract with Journal Technologies to replace the state‑hosted CourtView system after repeated outages; officials said the shared, AWS‑hosted system will improve uptime, reporting and interfaces with DMV and public‑safety databases.

New CIO Kate Coaten told the committee ISA migrated PeopleSoft HCM and finance to the cloud, is deploying a property tax/GRAMA replacement in 2027, upgraded GIS to accelerate public apps, and piloted natural‑language dashboards with AI partner Quartz.

Council discusses significant repair costs and plans for website upgrades by January.

Department of Public Health staff described MOLST 2.0 as a digital‑first modernization, said the old lime‑green form is no longer required, explained new training pathways (CT‑TRAIN and health system integration), and noted a statutory revision (section 19a‑580h) allows external training that meets state requirements.

Legislative committee moves forward on cybersecurity and cloud modernization bills with amendments.

Idaho appropriates additional funds and increases IT staffing for the Office of Information Technology Services.

The Select Water Committee voted to advance Senate File 20, a measure that sets rules for how government-held personal data is collected, stored and deleted; members approved several technical edits and divided a proposed amendment, and the committee agreed to send the bill to the floor.

The board approved release of an RFP to procure web-based permitting software for the building department, with proposals due May 7 and a recommended contract award to return to the board May 19.

Committee heard hours of testimony on HF1335, a bill to authorize mobile driver’s licenses, esignatures and steps toward e‑titling. Supporters said digital IDs boost security and convenience; opponents raised privacy, fee‑setting and revenue‑sharing concerns. An amendment to bar electronic IDs for people not lawfully present failed on a 7–8 roll call. The bill was laid over for further work.

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City staff and OpenGov demonstrated cloud-based asset management, procurement/contract tools and grants tracking; staff said the project could be covered with TIF funds and estimated roughly $170,000 for first-year implementation and about $65,000 per year afterward.

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Crawford County establishes a tech fee for digitalizing court records through 2035

After a March 31 confirmation hearing, the Senate Finance Committee voted to forward John Crother, the governor’s designee for Department of Natural Resources commissioner, to a joint session. Senators pressed him on royalties, the gas line, land-use timelines, timber and digital modernization.

Committee prepares a detailed list for assembly vote on discussed topics by May 7.

DMV officials told the subcommittee that the Digital Experience Platform modernization has been reset, is "on track" against the revised schedule, expects vehicle registration to be delivered by the end of 2026, and plans phased pilots for driver's licensing and ID through fiscal year 2029.

Board of supervisors celebrates Tanya Sey's impactful career and retirement after 33 years.

The Department of Motor Vehicles told the House Appropriations Committee its $50 million IT modernization finished on time and under budget, outlined a $3 million e‑permitting rollout, plans to pass a ~2.3% credit‑card fee to customers starting July 1, and paused a temporary paper‑plate program after compliance gaps were found.

DMV leadership said Tier 1 would increase ad‑hoc daily field office closures and Tier 3 could force permanent office closures and longer customer wait times, even though many position reductions are termed 'vacancies.'