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<br />(" <br /> <br />(..) <br /> <br />( <br /> <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />"",,:~:',;j}III!,!,l!ll''':.> <br /> <br />Background <br />In 1997, the City of Centerville was looking to create a web site for informational <br />purposes, and Media Junction was a new business in Centerville. The City asked Media <br />Junction to develop a web site. Media Junction created the web site <br />(www.centervillemn.com) at no cost and charges the city $50 per month for host fees. <br />Any updates to the web site are sent to Media Junction, and the City is charged a <br />discounted rate of $40 per hour. The updates could be done electronically, either e- <br />mailing or sending a disc, or Media Junction could type the information onto the web <br />site. <br /> <br />Currently, the web site has five sections with nested sections as follows: <br />I. About Us <br />. City History <br />· Park and Recreation <br />. Education <br />. Location <br />. Statistics <br />· City Celebration <br />. Newsletter <br />2. Businesses <br />· Local listing and links to business in Centerville <br />3. Citizen Resources <br />. Newsletter <br />· Park and Recreation <br />· Comprehensive Plan <br />· Design Team Sketches <br />4. Contact us <br />5. Government <br />· Council <br />Evaluation <br />The purpose of the Communication Task Force is to evaluate current systems and <br />recommend methods that enhance participation from the citizens of Centerville. <br /> <br />The Internet is changing the way we work, interact, look for information, and order goods <br />and services. City halls are learning their citizens expect the same online access to their <br />city government. Citizens want to be able to log on to their city's web site and register <br />their kids for a summer program, notifY the public works department about a pothole in: <br />their neighborhood, or fmd out what happened at Wednesday night's City Council <br />meeting. City officials and staff, in turn, are looking for efficient and effective ways to <br />communicate with their citizens, businesses, and community organizations. <br />
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