11:36:39	 From  Philip Worrall : Thoughts about scaling digital-twin from a city/urban scale to statewide?
11:37:36	 From  Greg Bunce (Utah) : Awesome presentation!  Ideally, where do you see state gis offices fitting into this idea of an urban digital twin system?  (ie: what’s our best role?)
11:38:00	 From  Gene Trobia : I like Phil's question.
11:39:09	 From  Karen Rogers : Fascinating stuff! To me, this brings to light the idea that we should find ways to build relationships with state and local planning departments.
11:42:04	 From  Neil MacGaffey (MA) : Is there a role for government in sourcing authoritative data? Especially for the NSDI layers boundaries, property parcels, and address points and data? 
11:51:36	 From  Patrick Whiteford : The collaboration is key, Arizona has done much of this with authoritative data sourcing such as route networks.
11:57:55	 From  Karen Rogers : We *should* never be satisfied
11:58:29	 From  Susan Miller (Georgia) : Preach Karen!!!!!
11:59:10	 From  Dan Ross - Minnesota : To answer your question Karen, here in Minnesota we interact with the regional and municipal planning groups and do have members of those groups on our state council.  We also interact with our DOT on some transportation planning activities and our historical preservation office, and our pollution control agency on environmental justice and planning.   There is definitely more we can do however specifically with our local government.
12:00:13	 From  Megan Compton : Thank you Nadine!
12:00:14	 From  Kimberley Denney (Atlantic) : Nadine - incredible, absolutely loved this session
12:00:18	 From  Kimberley Denney (Atlantic) : Thank you!
12:01:06	 From  Nadine Alameh (OGC) : Thank you so much. Keep the ideas coming :)
12:01:08	 From  Hammer, Evan : Thank you!