; (ii) to reduce resource consumption by increasing the efficiency and cost effectiveness of civic operations and services; (iii) to promote economic growth; and (iv) to create a community that is safer and more secure, sustainable, resilient, livable, and workable. (B) Inclusions The term smart city or community includes a local jurisdiction that installs smart city technology that— (i) gathers and incorporates data from systems, devices, and sensors embedded in civic systems and infrastructure to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of civic operations and services; (ii) aggregates and analyzes gathered data; (iii) communicates the analysis and data in a variety of formats; (iv) makes corresponding improvements to civic systems and services based on gathered data; and (v) integrates measures— (I) to ensure the resilience of civic systems against cybersecurity threats and physical and social vulnerabilities and breaches; (II) to protect the private data of residents; and (III) to measure the impact of smart city or community technologies on the effectiveness and efficiency civic operations and services. (11) Smart city technology The term smart city technology means technology and systems that gather and incorporate data from systems, devices, and sensors embedded in civic systems, security systems, transportation and traffic management systems, and infrastructure to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of civic operations by— (A) aggregating and analyzing collected data; (B) communicating the analysis and data in a variety of forms; (C) corresponding improvements to civic systems and services based on gathered data; (D) providing innovative services in multiple modes of transport and traffic management to enable users to be safer, better coordinated and connected, and better informed; and (E) integrating measures— (i) to protect private data of residents