VERMONT MUNICIPAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE

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This page contains information about the activities of the Municipal Information Technology (MIT) Committee. The MIT Committee was created as an e-government working group in 2001 and became a sub-committee of the Vermont Institute for Government in 2002. Anyone interested in Vermont e-government issues is welcome to participate in this group.

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For more information about the MIT Committee, please contact crs@uvm.edu, UVM Center for Rural Studies.

GOALS OF THE MIT COMMITTEE

The primary goals of the M.I.T. Committee are to create and support information technology training for town officers and to seek coordination between the state's many I.T. training providers. The committee is also interested in developing and maintaining a list of recommended software for municipal government and coordinating activity among I.T. service providers including cost-sharing opportunities, outreach services, and other collaborative activities. Many of the M.I.T. Committee's goals are fulfilled through conferences and workshops.

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