This paper explores the short and largely undocumented history of electronic government, discuss the literature of e-government at the local government level, and document the adoption and sophistication of e-government among US local governments. The researchers employ data from a survey conducted in the winter of 2000 to examine local government adoption of electronic government. The paper compare the results of that survey to a normative model of e-government maturity.
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