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Home>Anna Gunderson

Anna Gunderson

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Recent Articles from Anna Gunderson

Government IT November 22, 2011

Virtual Realities: State’s new technology chief needs a system that can handle $1 trillion

In accepting an appointment in January of this year by Gov. Jan Brewer to lead the Government Information Technology Agency, Aaron Sandeen, the “chief geek for the state of Arizona” as described by his kids, knew he would be leading the agency through the biggest change in its 15-year history. In fact, he welcomed the challenge.

Capitol Insiders November 2, 2011

Gray plans bill increasing punishment for not reporting missing kids

An Arizona senator will introduce a bill next session to increase punishments for parents who do not report their children are missing.

Capitol Insiders October 17, 2011

Chronic pain not enough to qualify for medical marijuana card

The typical Arizona medical marijuana cardholder is a man between the ages of 51-60 suffering from chronic pain plus another ailment, according to a report released by the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) outlining information from the voter-created program.

Capitol Insiders October 12, 2011

Despite funding shortfalls, regional transportation plan creeps along

A several-billion-dollar projected shortfall is stalling work on the transportation plan to build a system that keeps people and goods moving throughout Maricopa County during the next two decades.

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