The Colorado Smart Cities Alliance (the Alliance) is a statewide organization that brings together government, businesses and allied organizations with the mission to create technology partnerships that develop and prove next-generation solutions to the challenges shared across Colorado communities.

The Connective (CONNECTIVE) is a collaborative research and implementation partnership between public sector, academia, industry, and civic institutions to drive the creation, advancement, and adoption of smart city technology on a regional scale, to improve the quality of life for all citizens and businesses within our communities.

The Illinois Smart City & Region Association (ISCRA) is a 501c3 non-profit whose mission, through collaboration, is to provide impartial education, facilitation, and vital resources to municipalities on the appropriate technology initiatives for a given community and how to properly adopt technology immediately or tie in with long-term comprehensive planning prompting the evolution of smart city and sustainability initiatives.

KC Digital Drive (KCDD) is a civic non-profit organization serving the Greater Kansas City metro area with a mission to improve the quality of life for all people in the region through the establishment of Kansas City as a digital leader. KCDD identifies and develops projects at the intersection of emerging technology and civic impact with a broad network of innovators that includes public sector, corporate, academic, non-profit, philanthropic, and community-based partners.

The North Texas Innovation Alliance (NTXIA) is a 501c3 initiative comprised of key stakeholders across sectors working together to build and implement a regional smart city strategy for North Texas. A holistic view of a smart region encompasses the use of data, technology and community to improve quality of life, inclusive economic development and resource efficiency.