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Gov Gone Wild Local Government Websites and Potential of OpenGov & Open Source Platforms Kristy “GovGirlFifelski City of Reno, Nevada Gov2.0a Conference May 6, 2011 in OKC, OK

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Page 1: Gov Gone Wild: Local Government Websites & Potential of OpenGov & Open Source

Gov Gone WildLocal Government Websites

and Potential of OpenGov & Open Source Platforms

Kristy “GovGirl” FifelskiCity of Reno, Nevada

Gov2.0a Conference May 6, 2011 in OKC, OK

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My local government experience

Cortland- 3k popWheaton- 65k popReno- 220k

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Size does matter

1300 US Federal Agencies (size of moon)

36,000 Cities & Towns (size of earth times 7)

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Size does matter

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It’s a small world

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10000

U.S. City Populations

City Populations

Data from NLC.org

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Question

Which state has the most municipal governments?

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Answer

Illinois

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who’s yo data?

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Staff responsible for

website

7% No staff members

50% Only 1 staff member

Stats from 2009 NAGW member survey

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CMs usage

45% Outside CMS

18% In-House CMS

30% No CMS!!

Stats from 2009 NAGW member survey

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How often redesign?

Stats from 2009 NAGW member survey

47% More than 4 years

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Mobile Compatibility

Stats from 2009 NAGW member survey

Only 10%

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OpenGov and Gov2.0 strategies must focus

on local government websites

Bigger picture

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Success with open

platforms

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Success with open

platforms

USAsearch

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Success with open

platforms

WordPress

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Success with open

platforms

Drupal

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Hope is out there

OpenPublic

Civic Commons

Local Gov Open Gov Directive

Challenges , but also Opportunities

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Check out govgirl.com

for more from my brain