Connect the public to local government services through e-mail newsletters, customized alert services, and other online systems. A least 75 million Americans “opted-in” to online services and alerts provided by local government including crime alerts, city e-mail newsletters, schools e-alerts and more. It can be complemented by Internet-wide outreach efforts through national partners where upon entering geographic information, the public would A proposal from e-democracy advocate Steven Clift. The draft for discussion is available here .

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