Pacific Northwest Digital Summit Recap
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The document discusses citizen engagement in government. It highlights top citizen issues in Washington like legalizing marijuana and making the government greener. It also outlines tools for citizen engagement like maps of government data, real-time traffic alerts and cameras, live streaming and archiving of government meetings, and harnessing social media and mobile apps for two-way communication between citizens and government. The speaker, Bill Schrier, is the Chief Information Officer for Washington state and previously held roles in Seattle government.
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Pacific Northwest Digital Summit Recap
- 1. Bill Schrier State of Washington Office of the Chief Information Officer Pacific Northwest Digital Summit October 3, 2013
- 3. Pacific Northwest Digital Summit – Oct 3, 2013
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- 5. 5 Briefing Book Top Issues Legalize Marijuana - 92,970 Greenest Gov’t - 70,470 End abstinence sex educ - 65,350 Tax Scientology - 52,470
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- 16. On the map: Government locations Public Art, Parks 911 calls – Fire 911 calls – Police Crimes Building Permits Much much more … 16
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- 21. Citizen Engagement in Government 21
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- 28. Tweeting and Emergency Alerting Harvesting social media Two-way video for testimony Gamification – budgets and more Living Voters’ Guide for legislation Mobile apps of all kinds
- 30. Bill Schrier State of Washington Office of the Chief Information Officer Retired Chief Technology Officer, City of Seattle, 2003-2012 Contacts: bill.schrier@ofm.wa.gov Mobile 206-255-2156 Twitter @billschrier Blog schrier.wordpress.com
- 31. Are we there yet?
Editor's Notes
- Add Screenshots to this … MPs always discreet
- Add Screenshots to this … MPs always discreet
- www.Ideascale.com also has been used by the Obama Administration in Citizen’s Briefing Book – could be used to collect ideas from travelers to help improve transportation in neighborhoods or feedback on specific issues.
- Add the Seattle Times to this
- Add the Seattle Times to this
- City government has openly embraced a series of Social Media tools, starting with City Link
- Seattle PD will often tweet about events or incidents which are causing traffic tie-ups, allowing people to avoid those locations. Tweets often link to the blog spdblotter.seattle.gov for more information, which more rapidly disseminates information to the media as well.
- SPD will blog with details of incidents so media and the public can rapidly get correct information. Tweets feed to this blog.
- http://web5.seattle.gov/mnm/default.aspx?tabId=1 or click on the map at the Seattle government homepage www.seattle.gov
- Maybe add actual travel times to this?
- Overview of the other slides
- Overview of the other slides
- Overview of the other slides