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State Agency Databases Activity Report: 12/21/2014
With the quarterly link check ongoing, we continue to see changes to the following pages at the State Agency Databases Project at http://wikis.ala.org/godort/index.php/State_Agency_Databases . (links are to revisions page, click on “page” tab to see regular page):
- Alabama – Paula Webb
- California – Joel Rane
- Delaware – John Stevenson
- Louisiana – Rita Franks
- Minnesota – Paul J McDonough
- Nevada – Kathy Edwards
- New Hampshire – Linda Johnson
- South Carolina – Ed Sperr
You can always view ALL changes made in the past seven days by visiting http://tinyurl.com/statedbs.
As a reminder, all of the links and text in the State Agency Databases Project is available under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 license. We strongly encourage the use of our links and annotations in projects of your own.
State Agency Databases Activity Report 9/21/2014
Hi All,
It’s been a long time since I’ve provided an update on activity at the State Agency Databases Project at http://wikis.ala.org/godort/index.php/State_Agency_Databases.
I thought I’d experiment with a new format for this report. Feel free to give me feedback on this or the previous format.
You can always check on changes in the past seven days by visiting http://tinyurl.com/statedbs. This past week saw significant changes to the following pages (links are to revisions page, click on “page” tab to see regular page):
- Arizona (Lindsay O’Neill)
- Kansas (Pam Crawford)
- New Hampshire (Linda Johnson)
- Ohio (Kirstin Krumsee)
- South Carolina (Ed Sperr)
- Healthcare practitioners databases (Lynn McClelland)
- Historical Media Databases
- Official Records Databases
As a reminder, all of the links and text in the State Agency Databases Project is available under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 license. We strongly encourage the use of our links and annotations in projects of your own.
State Databases Activity Report: 2/23/2014
Here’s a roundup of the last two week’s activity at the State Agency Databases Project at http://wikis.ala.org/godort/index.php/State_Agency_Databases:
NEW VOLUNTEER
Audrey Hall, longtime volunteer for the Ohio page recently retired. Happily she recruited Kirstin Krumsee to take her place! Please join me in thanking Audrey for a job well done and thanking Kristin for joining our project.
CHIPPING AWAY AT ORPHANS
We have a volunteer in the works for Rhode Island that I hope to announce in the next report. If that pans out we’ll be down to three orphan states:
If you have an interest in taking one of these states, review the Volunteer Guide and then contact Daniel Cornwall at danielcornwall at gmail dot com.
FEATURED DATABASE
Today’s featured database is from Brenda Hemmelman, who maintains the South Dakota page:
South Dakota State Parks Directory (http://gfp.sd.gov/state-parks/
directory/) Home to breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife, and exciting geological wonders, South Dakota offers visitors a range of things to do and see! Enjoy the beauty of the Black Hills, great fishing and hunting along the Missouri River, and gazing at a star filled sky around a campfire. Make reservations online.
DATABASE CHANGES
See the full story of the last two weeks by visiting http://tinyurl.com/statedbs14d.
DATABASES ADDED
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (Susan Paterson)
Crime Map – Resource that allows you to see how many crimes are in your neighbourhood. Can select a specific date range as well as the proximity to an address.
SOUTH CAROLINA (Ed Sperr)
South Carolina Beachfront Jurisdiction – designed to provide an overview of the location of the State’s beachfront jurisdictional lines, adopted erosion rates and beach classification zones.
TEXAS (Ann Ellis)
GIS Data – The Texas General Land Office uses Geographic Information Systems (GIS), global positioning systems (GPS) and computer-aided design (CAD) systems to compile, analyze, and distribute information regarding the location of natural and human-made resources. This website offers a collection of GIS mapping data and geodata for energy resources, professional services, and oil and coastal response information. The GLO website also offers interactive mapping capabilities.
Other Transparency Measures
Yesterday, I posted an entry about Maryland’s new accountability website. There are other states and non-profits that have taken similar efforts. The ones that I came across are:
On 01/05/09, Georgia launched the Open Georgia: Transparency in Government – Not only does it provide information, but also solicits feedback from the public.
On 01/01/09, Kentucky started the Open Door: Kentucky’s Portal to eTransparency. There are plans to provide a new Budget Builder Game and also educational materials.
Websites launched in 2007 & 2008
Missouri – Missouri Accountability Portal (MAP)
Nebraska – Nebraska.Spending.com
Oklahoma – Open Books: Oklahoma’s Finances Online
Texas – Window on State Government
Alaska – Checkbook Online
Kansas – KanView
Louisiana – Louisiana Transparency and Accountability (LaTrac)
Maine – MaineOpenGov.org
New York – SeeThroughNY
South Carolina – South Carolina Spending Transprency
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