2005 Top PicksMuniNet Guide’s Annual Selection of Exceptional Local Government Websites
New York City a Top Pick for 2005
New York City’s website lives up to the high standards expected of the Big Apple… Continue
Houston e-Gov Center Offers Many Unique Features
Houston, Texas wins MuniNet Guide’s 2005 Top Pick award for overall quality, unique neighborhood services and well executed search capability. The site also provides unique and extensive information about food service inspections and violations.… Continue
U.S. Census Bureau
The U.S. Census Bureau has a wealth of information about the demographics of the United States at U.S. Census Factfinder. Visitors to the U.S. Census website can find data about hundreds of demographic factors and trends, such as population… Continue
Tucson, Arizona
Tucson, Arizona’s portal style web site is well organized and features an “e-services” section, a one-stop shop for residents who need an application, form or information about city services.… Continue
San Diego Earns Top Pick Status - Again!
San Diego wins Top Pick status again with multi-year financial forecasts, crime maps and live webcasts of city council meetings. City news and community information is updated frequently and the site’s administrators have maintained professionalism in the midst of recent problems at City Hall.… Continue
Phila.gov Site Offers Convenience, Handy Tools
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania wins MuniNetGuide’s Top Pick award in 2005 for its convenience and up-to-date content.… Continue
City of Albuquerque (a 2005 Top Pick) Celebrates 10th Anniversary on Web
The City of Albuquerque, among the first local governments with an online presence, celebrated its web site’s 10th anniversary on December 16. The site - like the Internet - has come a long way over the past decade. The ability to pay water bills, a r… Continue
Fort Worth, TX