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E-GovMail.com 833 Hermosa Avenue Hermosa Beach, CA 90254 (310) 376-1863 info@e-govmail.com Building Better Communities Through Better Communication |
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Access to information is the key to an empowered electorate.
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As computers have become a standard accessory in most households and internet connectivity becoming equally ubiquitous, municipalities and local agencies have worked to make information and services available to their citizens with the click of a mouse. Most cities and other public sector agencies have created internet web sites to serve as repository for a variety of information, services and contact points for local officials.
The weak point in the system lies in the fact that most citizens often don’t know that they have easy access to the information or they do not think to regularly check the site in search of recently updated material.
E-GovMail.Com offers a simple and affordable solution. We create newsletter-styled e-mail publications that are sent directly to the desk of the constituents. The newsletters keep their recipients informed give them access to as much or as little information as they desire. These e-mails are sent in HTML format so they can include full color graphics as well as animations and music. Most importantly, they can be infused with numerous links that can either open additional pages of information or they can automatically carry the reader back to the agency’s web site and reference the information contained there.
Residents can be kept informed of current events, notified of important projects and given access to a virtual library of information resources. Not only can they be notified of the basics of various projects but can access in-depth background information as well. By using e-mail as the delivery mechanism, it is possible eliminate (or drastically reduce) printing and mailing costs. If necessary, information can be sent out with little or no turn around time so that communications can take place nearly in real time.
Let E-GovMail.Com help empower your constituents while saving you time and money. Find out how: Contact John Bowler by phone at (310) 376-1863 or by e-mail at john@e-govmail.com.
