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Vermont DMV begins $50 million modernization to centralize driver and vehicle records
Summary
New DMV commissioner Andrew Collier told the House Transportation Committee that a $50 million IT modernization will consolidate decades-old systems into a single online platform; the first phase rolled out last November and the driver-services portion is scheduled before Veterans Day.
Andrew Collier, the new commissioner of the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles, told the House Transportation Committee on Jan. 15 that the agency is carrying out a $50,000,000 information-technology modernization to consolidate data that has sat in multiple silos for decades. "It's taking a system that was developed, 60 plus years ago, and getting all the information which was held in a whole bunch of different silos into one place," Collier said.
The project is intended to create a "one-stop shop" for customers and staff by centralizing registrations, licenses and appointment…
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