E-Government And Planning: ENotify
In our rush to adopt the newest technologies we overlook the impact that everyday technologies — like e-mail — can have on government's ability to engage citizens.
This month in the American Planning Association's E-government column, PLANetizen editor Chris Steins showcases how the City of Santa Clarita, California, has developed a sophisticated and elegant e-mail notification system called eNotify that provides up-to-date information on planning topics of interest. The system has eliminated redundancy, streamlined the delivery of information, and cut staff time required for updates.
Thanks to Laura Kranz
Published on Monday, March 3, 2003 in
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