Difference between revisions of "Philly 311"
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| − | === Information From The City of Philadelphia === | + | === Information From The City of Philadelphia === |
3-1-1 (215-686-8686) is the only number you need to call when you need information or help from the City of Philadelphia. It will revolutionize the way you get information from your City government. | 3-1-1 (215-686-8686) is the only number you need to call when you need information or help from the City of Philadelphia. It will revolutionize the way you get information from your City government. | ||
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=== Philly311 Neighborhood Association Liaison (Neighborhood Liaison) === | === Philly311 Neighborhood Association Liaison (Neighborhood Liaison) === | ||
| − | http://www.phila.gov/311/neighborhoodLiason.html | + | http://www.phila.gov/311/neighborhoodLiason.html |
How many times have you sat in meetings where a board member or visitor brought up an issue that needed to be addressed by City of Philadelphia Government? The discussion could have been on a pothole that needed to be repaired, a defaced traffic sign that needed to be replaced or an unsightly property that needed to be cited. Sometimes the item is discussed for a long time taking away valuable time on your meeting agenda. As association leaders, you need a tool to immediately funnel these concerns into a program to get action! Recruiting a volunteer to serve as your association's Philly311 Neighborhoods Association Liaison could be the answer! | How many times have you sat in meetings where a board member or visitor brought up an issue that needed to be addressed by City of Philadelphia Government? The discussion could have been on a pothole that needed to be repaired, a defaced traffic sign that needed to be replaced or an unsightly property that needed to be cited. Sometimes the item is discussed for a long time taking away valuable time on your meeting agenda. As association leaders, you need a tool to immediately funnel these concerns into a program to get action! Recruiting a volunteer to serve as your association's Philly311 Neighborhoods Association Liaison could be the answer! | ||
| − | === Neighborhood Liason Training === | + | === Neighborhood Liason Training === |
| − | We would love to set up a training in your community on Philly311, the Neighborhood Liaison Program, or the Philly311 Mobile App, which allows concerned citizens to report issues on the go via their Smartphone. We are flexible in coordinating a time and location for these trainings, but computers with internet access will be necessary. | + | We would love to set up a training in your community on Philly311, the Neighborhood Liaison Program, or the Philly311 Mobile App, which allows concerned citizens to report issues on the go via their Smartphone. We are flexible in coordinating a time and location for these trainings, but computers with internet access will be necessary. |
| − | Call (215)-683-0868 at your earliest convenience and we will work together to set up something soon! We look forward to hearing from you. | + | Call (215)-683-0868 at your earliest convenience and we will work together to set up something soon! We look forward to hearing from you. |
| − | Philly 311<br>Community Engagement Coordinator<br>City Hall, Room 167<br>Philadelphia, PA 19107<br>Office: (215) 683-0868<br>Cell: (267)319-2158<br>Email: <mailto:graham.quinn@phila.gov>Daniel.Ramos@phila.gov<br> | + | Philly 311<br>Community Engagement Coordinator<br>City Hall, Room 167<br>Philadelphia, PA 19107<br>Office: (215) 683-0868<br>Cell: (267)319-2158<br>Email: <mailto:graham.quinn@phila.gov>Daniel.Ramos@phila.gov<br> |
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Revision as of 19:15, 15 October 2013
Information From The City of Philadelphia
3-1-1 (215-686-8686) is the only number you need to call when you need information or help from the City of Philadelphia. It will revolutionize the way you get information from your City government.
Philly311 will help eliminate the need to sort through the 500 phone numbers and hotlines available to contact the City government. You can always call 3-1-1 and a customer service specialist will connect you to the information and services you need.
Philly311 Neighborhood Association Liaison (Neighborhood Liaison)
http://www.phila.gov/311/neighborhoodLiason.html
How many times have you sat in meetings where a board member or visitor brought up an issue that needed to be addressed by City of Philadelphia Government? The discussion could have been on a pothole that needed to be repaired, a defaced traffic sign that needed to be replaced or an unsightly property that needed to be cited. Sometimes the item is discussed for a long time taking away valuable time on your meeting agenda. As association leaders, you need a tool to immediately funnel these concerns into a program to get action! Recruiting a volunteer to serve as your association's Philly311 Neighborhoods Association Liaison could be the answer!
Neighborhood Liason Training
We would love to set up a training in your community on Philly311, the Neighborhood Liaison Program, or the Philly311 Mobile App, which allows concerned citizens to report issues on the go via their Smartphone. We are flexible in coordinating a time and location for these trainings, but computers with internet access will be necessary.
Call (215)-683-0868 at your earliest convenience and we will work together to set up something soon! We look forward to hearing from you.
Philly 311
Community Engagement Coordinator
City Hall, Room 167
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Office: (215) 683-0868
Cell: (267)319-2158
Email: <mailto:graham.quinn@phila.gov>Daniel.Ramos@phila.gov
