Community Voice

1. Allow State Park Employees to Use Social Media to Promote Park Activities

   Today's social media applications enable an individual or organization to promote a community's assets beyond the traditional communications capabilities - the ability to reach important audiences...
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   Today's social media applications enable an individual or organization to promote a community's assets beyond the traditional communications capabilities - the ability to reach important audiences directly and immediately with fresh information. Perhaps the most valuable feature of social media is that it creates two-way communication to build relationships. Should state parks employees be given the ability to use tools like Twitter to help raise public awareness about what is going on in the Parks?

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   Apr 24, 2014 by Ron Hall (17 points)

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   Today's social media applications enable an individual or organization to promote a community's assets beyond the traditional communications capabilities - the ability to reach important audiences directly and immediately with fresh information. Perhaps the most valuable feature of social media is that it creates two-way communication to build relationships. Should state parks employees be given the ability to use tools like Twitter to help raise public awareness about what is going on in the Parks?

2. Google Base Map

   Use Google Map Maker to improve/add info on individual state parks in the Google Maps base map

   Feb 26, 2014 by Ron Hall (17 points)

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   Use Google Map Maker to improve/add info on individual state parks in the Google Maps base map

3. Add Web Video Conference Component to Park Commission Feedback Meetings

   The Parks Commission hosts various public meetings around the state. Can they be shared live online via tools like Google's "Hangout". Could questions or remarks be submitted either ahead of time ......
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   The Parks Commission hosts various public meetings around the state. Can they be shared live online via tools like Google's "Hangout". Could questions or remarks be submitted either ahead of time .... or as a follow up via some online resource?

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   Apr 24, 2014 by Ron Hall (17 points)

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   The Parks Commission hosts various public meetings around the state. Can they be shared live online via tools like Google's "Hangout". Could questions or remarks be submitted either ahead of time .... or as a follow up via some online resource?

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