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Welcome to Florida Local Government Information Systems Association

Welcome to the FLGISA Home Page. The Florida Local Government Information Systems Association is an organization for CIO's, IT Managers, and technology decision makers from the state's local government agencies. We welcome all jurisdictions to become a member. The FLGISA can benefit your organization no matter how big or small. Please go to the Membership page for information on joining this great organization!

FLGISA 2011 Winter Conference

Embassy Suites Altamonte Springs

February 2-3, 2011

Details will be posted soon!

FLGISA Best Practices Documents

The FLGISA is committed to providing best practices methods to our members. Below please find the FLGISA Best Practices for Electronic Records Management which has been endorsed by the Florida Records Management Association.

The following zip files are available for public download:

DLIS Documents-Rev 2/04/2010

FLGISA Records Retention Committee-Rev 2/04/2010

Other Policies and Presentations-Rev 2/8/2010

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact any of the committee members listed on the membership page. Thank you.

FLGISA Technology Line

Please take a look at the following technology articles that appeared in past issues of the Florida League of Cities Quality Cities magazine.

A Tale of Two Cities

(featuring Altamonte Springs and Boynton Beach)

Be Careful What You Wish For

Please let us know if there is something you would like us to post regarding a member city.

Happy Reading!

FLGISAnet Training/Webinar

FLGISAnet Training Webinar from March 31, 2009

Please click here for the webinar recording.

Please click here for the Quick Reference Guide.

FLGISA District News

Please visit the "District" page - We have updated the district map with links to each districts' current FLGISA member jurisdictions.

CPTL Program News

The CPTM and CCIO programs start on July 19, 2010.

They are open to technology professionals who are employed by a city, county, constitutional office, school district, or other local government organization. These programs are also designed to meet the standards of a national certification currently being developed by the Florida Institute of Government and the Public Technology Institute.

Interested? Please click here for more information.

Technology Achievement Awards

Winners were announced at the FLGISA 2010 Annual Conference!

Small Jurisdiction

Parsram Rajaram, City of Winter Park

Development: Most Innovative Use of Technology Award

Medium Jurisdiction

Steven Narvaez, City of Deltona

Development: Most Innovative Use of Technology Award

Large Jurisdiction

Alachua County ITS Department

Development: Best Application Serving a Public Organization’s Business Needs Award

Congratulations to all the winners!