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Digital Cities Survey
The Center for Digital Government's Digital Cities Survey is conducted annually in the summer: July - August. All United States cities, towns, villages and consolidated city/county governments with populations of 30,000 or greater are invited to participate in this survey. The awards are presented concurrently with the NLC conference held each November.
2nd Annual Digital Cities Survey - 2002 Results
Underwritten by Microsoft, the 2002 Digital Cities Survey examined how city governments have progressed in adopting and utilizing digital technologies to improve the delivery of services to their citizens.
Mayors, chief information officers and city managers at over 300 of the nation's cities were invited to participate. The survey grouped cities into three categories based on population: More than 250,000, 125,000-250,000, and 75,000-125,000.
Congratulations to the 2002 Digital Cities Survey Winners:
Top 15 ranking cities with a population of more than 250,000:
1st (tie) Honolulu, HI
1st (tie) Tampa, FL
3rd Kansas City, MO
4th (tie) New York City, NY
4th (tie) Seattle, WA
6th (tie) Chicago, IL
6th (tie) Colorado Springs, CO
6th (tie) Denver, CO
6th (tie) Tucson, AZ
6th (tie) Virginia Beach, VA
11th (tie) Houston, TX
11th (tie) Memphis, TN
11th (tie) Minneapolis, MN
11th (tie) Washington, D.C.
15th (tie) Indianapolis, IN
15th (tie) Nashville, TN
15th (tie) San Diego, CA
Top 15 ranking cities with a population of 125,000-250,000:
1st Des Moines, IA
P2nd lano, TX
3rd (tie) Fort Wayne, IN
3rd (tie) Richmond, VA
3rd (tie) Torrance, CA
6th (tie) Lincoln, NE
6th (tie) Salt Lake City, UT
8th (tie) Durham, NC
8th (tie) Hollywood, FL
10th (tie) Hampton, VA
10th (tie) Irving, TX
10th (tie) Tacoma, WA
10th (tie) Winston-Salem, NC
14th (tie) Alexandria, VA
14th (tie) Bakersfield, CA
14th (tie) Lubbock, TX
14th (tie) Madison, WI
14th 9tie) Naperville, IL
Top 15 ranking cities with a population of 75,000-125,000:
1st Roanoke, VA
2nd Fort Collins, CO
3rd Independence, MO
4th Bellevue, WA
5th (tie) Boulder, CO
5th (tie) Westminster, CO
7th (tie) Cape Coral, FL
7th (tie) Macon, GA
9th (tie) Arvada, CO
9th (tie) Beaumont, TX
9th (tie) Coral Springs, FL
9th (tie) Richardson, TX
13th (tie) Cambridge, MA
13th (tie) Olathe, KS
15th (tie) Carrollton, TX
15th (tie) Roseville, CA
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