City of Boston CIO Santiago Garces Named To Government Technology's Top 25 Dreamers, Doers, and Drivers

Boston, MALocal News

Boston's CIO, Santiago Garces, has been recognized as one of Government Technology's Top 25 Dreamers, Doers, and Drivers for 2025, highlighting his role in advancing government innovation. This prestigious award honors leaders with proven records in enhancing public services and solving complex issues. Since his appointment in 2022, Garces has transformed the Innovation and Technology Cabinet, connecting over 10,000 residents to Digital Navigation Services and improving city service delivery through streamlined permitting. His efforts in Project Green Light have utilized AI to mitigate traffic congestion effectively. Under his guidance, Boston has reduced the number of households without broadband by over 10,000 and saved more than $2 million across city departments.

These achievements contributed to Boston earning the What Works Cities Gold Certification from Bloomberg Philanthropies. Local leaders praise Garces for his visionary leadership and commitment to digital equity, which has positioned Boston as a leader in technology accessibility. His work exemplifies the potential for government technology to improve the lives of residents.

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