The City of Providence [on Wednesday] launched its Open Meetings Portal – a single, public access point for public meeting information.
The site fulfills a recommendation of a special commission established to find ways the City can use technology to engage residents, and is the result of several months of collaboration between the City Clerk, City Council, and the administration of Mayor Angel Taveras.
The City of Providence today launched the state’s first municipal Open Data Portal. The portal, a key recommendation of the 15-member Open Providence Commission enables the public to access and export municipal...
Providence Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission Meeting - January 23, 2013, 4:30 PM - 444 Westminster Street, First Floor
The Open Providence Commission for Transparency and Accountability first meeting today, at 5:30pm at Providence City Hall.
Greater City Providence
Jef Nickerson
You know, I have to wonder why the City of Providence spent money to develop this open meetings site when the State of Rhode Island already has an open meetings site. i get the RSS feeds:
http://www.sos.ri.gov/rssonate/getFeed/?feed=getUpcomingMeetings&entity_id=ALL&limit=10&sort=asc&limit_start=0&limit=
That’s all you need. This reminds me back in 2001 – the rest of the state used IMC and was tied to the AG’s office for fingerprint results. The only exception, Providence used an inferior system, did not adopt the standardized state charge codes, etc.