Information and communication technology has revolutionized government operations, enhancing efficiency and public engagement, and now blockchain and smart contract technologies are poised to further transform governmental value management. The Chainlink Community Grant Program, in collaboration with the Mayor's Office of Reno, Nevada, has introduced a $5,000 GovTech Prize at the Spring 2021 Chainlink Hackathon, encouraging developers to leverage Chainlink-powered smart contracts for innovative governmental solutions. The prize aims to inspire projects that increase transparency, improve infrastructure, enhance civic participation, and bolster government communication. Mayor Hillary Schieve of Reno will judge the submissions, which may include initiatives such as fraud prevention systems, cryptocurrency payment frameworks, advanced voting systems, and smart city technologies. This initiative is part of a broader effort by Chainlink to create an economically fair world through blockchain innovations, demonstrated by past collaborations with the Colorado State Lottery, UNESCO, and projects in Africa. Participants are urged to register, form teams, and explore resources to develop groundbreaking applications that integrate trust and efficiency in government interactions.