They will be responsible for updating the interactive site daily. DenverGov replaces the city's first Web site, InfoDenver, and city officials are positioning the new site as the appropriate electronic presence for a city that depends on Internet access. A recent survey showed that Denver citizens' Internet use is higher than that of citizens in most cities. Denver also is preparing a marketing campaign to define itself as the hub city for the Rocky Mountain technology corridor. Citizens can use DenverGov to search county court civil case dockets, access current data on a property, search job listings and apply online.
Citizens also can request that certain information be pushed automatically to their e-mail accounts.
However, it may be the way the city plans to maintain information on the site, rather than its technical features, that makes DenverGov most distinctive. Employees with no Hypertext Markup Language experience can make changes instantly using standard Microsoft Corp. Office products, West added. This was a content publishing system proj-ect. Right now, the site has about 10 percent of the content on it that it should. For the investment the city has made, it will get huge returns and will invest no additional money.