With ICN’s secure connections, government users gathers, processes, stores and provides authorized access to extensive amounts of information. This increases efficiencies and creates a cost-effective way of doing business.

Consider the many ways Iowan’s use government services: benefits programs, facilitating travel and commerce, regulation oversight, hunting licensing, tax services, driver’s license services and judicial/court proceedings. 
 


ICN's Government Landscape Connections

  • 121 Judicial Branch locations.
    • ICN provides connections to all county courthouses.
  • 143 Dept. of Transportation locations. 
    • ICN connections include maintenance garages, driver’s license stations, and construction offices.
  • 123 Dept. of Human Services locations.
    • ICN delivers connections to DHS offices across the State.
  • 46 Workforce Development locations.
    • ICN provides connections to satellite offices.
  • 133 additional State, Federal, miscellaneous government locations.

Government Impact

The plan was for the ICN to merge the voice communications into a single platform. DIAL moved all employee lines to a virtual Voice solution, relocate the infrastructure, and revamp their call center.

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Government Highlights

Federal & State government agencies use the ICN to connect their offices, facilities, and services. The ICN also shares resources with the City of Des Moines.

Customer Testimonial

"The ICN provides [us] with the most cost effective and efficient connection available, allowing us to send our programming out from our Johnston studios to each of our Iowa-based broadcast transmitters."

What Sets ICN Apart

Learn more about the statewide Network with these 12 reasons why the ICN stands out.