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Is Your City Ready T What Your City O Can Do . R i g h t No w Online Newsletters: No more mailing monthly newsletters to your citizens. Provide them with an online version with the capability to opt in/opt out to any newletter the city creates. Online Surveys: Want to get feedback? Provide your citizens with a convienent way to voice their opinions with an online survey. Online Payments: Make a dent in that paper waste pile! A convenient, quick and easy way for citizens to pay their utilities, parking tickets, permits, and licenses while doing away with paper statements, checks, envelopes and postage. Document Download: The ability to download documents from your website for internal and external use. No need to print and distribute employee manuals or large mailings to your citizens. Have everything available online. Auto-Answer: Like to provide information booklets to your citizens? Provide an electronic information booklet as an alternative and assist in the dissemination of the information via the auto-answer functionality of GovQA’s knowledgebase. Staff Portal: Sick of post-its or “While You Were Out” notes covering your desk? The GovQA Action Center offers electronic and immediate entry of questions and issues. : G O G R E E N ? About Us The WebQA Action Center Series offers numerous customer self-service solutions that can be attuned to any size company or municipality while increasing overall operating efficiency. The government platform, GovQA Action Center is the #1 provider of Citizen Request Management (CRM) and 311 systems to municipalities, supplying service to over 30 million citizens nationwide. For More Information Contact Cara Snyder at 630.985.1300 x221 or csnyder@webqa.net 900 S. Frontage Rd. Suite 110 | Woodridge, IL | 60517 | ph: 630.985.1300 | fax: 630.985.1310 | www.webqa.net http://www.webqa.net http://www.webqa.net

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Citites Go Green Contents In Motion We’re Taking Steps 10,000 Rain Gardens in Kansas City Chicago Center for Green Technology Connecticut’s ‘One Thing’ Green Infrastructure for Stormwater Management Philadelphia The Economics of What Matters New Context: New Possibility

CitiesGoGreen - December 2008

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