How does Indiana compare. . .
Thirty-two states allow residents to access detailed information about government expenditures online. Open government initiatives can save millions of taxpayer dollars through more efficient government operations, more competitive contracting bids and lower risk of fraud. Transparency also allows states to track how well subsidies and tax incentives deliver results and to reinvest dollars from underperforming programs into more successful ones.
Listed below are a few states that have open government and transparency websites. Click the link below each state to view its website.
Kentucky:
opendoor.ky.gov
Ohio:
transparency.ohio.gov
Illinois:
accountability.illinois.gov
Missouri:
mapyourtaxes.mo.gov/MAP/Portal
Texas:
texastransparency.org
Alabama:
open.alabama.gov
Hawaii:
hawaii.gov/spo2
Nevada:
open.nv.gov
Colorado
tops.state.co.us
New York
http://www.openbooknewyork.com/
Virginia
datapoint.apa.virginia.gov
Kansas
kansas.gov/KanView
North Carolina
http://www.ncopenbook.gov/NCOpenBook/
Utah
utah.gov/transparency
Rhode Island
ri.gov/opengovernment
Delaware
checkbook.delaware.gov
Oklahoma
ok.gov/okaa
Maryland
spending.dbm.maryland.gov
Oregon
oregon.gov/transparency
Tennessee
tn.gov/opengov
South Dakota
open.sd.gov
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