CT SB01088

Establishes an E-Government Board with 18 members (6 appointed by legislative leaders, 8 by the Governor representing state service areas, and 4 ex-officio members) to develop e-government initiatives, set priorities for online services, and approve annual strategic plans effective immediately upon passage.

Board members appointed by legislative leaders and one judicial representative serve as nonvoting members; voting members include state agency representatives, the Chief Information Officer, Secretary of Office of Policy and Management, Secretary of State, and State Librarian.

Requires the Chief Information Officer to develop and annually update an e-government strategic plan in consultation with the E-Government Board and to designate an e-government director to implement expansion of e-government services across state agencies.

Mandates each state agency prepare annual information technology plans including technology priorities, major initiatives, public service projects, website usage statistics, and public-private partnership efforts, submitted to the Chief Information Officer by January 1, 2012 and annually thereafter.

Requires the Department of Information Technology to develop an online user survey to assess satisfaction and post annual website usage statistics, and to host all state agency websites using department-provided methods and templates unless exempted by statute or the Chief Information Officer.