Governor's Technology Awards
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Winners
Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling and Secretary of Technology Jim Duffey presented the 2010 Governor’s Technology Awards at an evening ceremony at COVITS on Sept. 7. Thirteen winners and 17 honorable mentions were honored in six categories in 2010.
To more widely share these outstanding projects, executive summaries are linked to each project’s title.
Congratulations to all of the winners.
Category: Online, Not in Line
Winner: Virginia Department of Health
For: H1N1 Get One Solution
Winner: Chesterfield County
For: Citizen GIS
Honorable Mention: City of Danville
For: A Digital Community
Honorable Mention: Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy
For: ARRA Rebate Application
Honorable Mention: Virginia Department of Transportation
For: 511 Traffic Information via Twitter
Honorable Mention: Supreme Court of Virginia
For: Officer of the Court Remote Access
Category: Cross-Boundary Collaboration
Winner: Fairfax County, Arlington County, City of Fairfax and City of Alexandria
For: CAD2CAD Exchange
Honorable Mention: Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles and Virginia State Police
For: Traffic Records Electronic Data System
Honorable Mention: City of Richmond and the counties of Henrico and Chesterfield
For: Richmond Region Traffic Information and Mapping
Category: IT as Efficiency Driver
Winner: Virginia Department of Corrections
For: VirginiaCORIS
Winner: Virginia Department of General Services, Division of Consolidated Laboratory Services
For: Laboratory Information Management System
Winner: City of Williamsburg
For: Performance Management System
Honorable Mention: Chesterfield County
For: Jail Management System
Honorable Mention: Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice
For: Web-based Video Intake
Honorable Mention: Virginia Department of Social Services
For: $4 KIDS
Category: Innovation in Local Government
Winner: City of Hampton
For: Technology Enabled Civic Engagement
Winner: City of Virginia Beach
For: Emergency Medical Services Electronic Medical Records
Winner: City of Staunton
For: Virtualized Public Access Workstations
Honorable Mention: County of Chesterfield
For: Chesterfield.gov portal redesign
Honorable Mention: County of Fairfax
For: Virtual Fairfax - 3D
Honorable Mention: City of Richmond
For: CommonCents
Honorable Mention: County of Washington
For: Citizens Emergency Alert System
Category: Innovation in K-12 Education
Winner: County of Albemarle
For: Instructional Management and Performance System
Winner: Virginia Department of Education
For: Share the Skies
Honorable Mention: City of Chesapeake
For: Using Technology to Promote Excellence
Honorable Mention: James Madison University and Virginia high schools
For: The Geospatial Semester
Honorable Mention: City of Colonial Heights
For: Building a Fiber Optic Gigabit Wide Area Network
Category: Innovation in Higher Education
Winner: Longwood University
For: Collaborative Learning Opportunities
Winner: Tidewater Community College
For: Human Patient Simulators
Honorable Mention: Radford University, Virginia Tech, and New River Community College
For: New River Valley MSAP
Contact Information
For questions about entries or the awards program, e-mail Emily Seibert, emily.seibert@vita.virginia.gov.