Builds public awareness of organizations and agencies. Provides concerned citizens with access to resources that help address the problems facing our communities. Connects residents and staff with elected officials at all levels of government. Supports activism and political empowerment. And that number is growing exponentially.
Some people use the internet for business, others for research, and still others for recreation.
Use the internet to send correspondence to the Mayor and other local officials. It's a new form of activism. Yesterday's march on town hall may be replaced by tomorrow's internet advocacy. Around the country, local governments are rapidly developing internet-based resources. See what kind of information is being offered on your city's web site.