Recognizing the importance of social media outreach with our constituents, both as a means of engagement and sharing information, we recently updated our Social Media Center to be visually appealing and ultimately more user-friendly.
Redesign 2.0
The City's Social Media program continues to evolve and we have additional accounts and channels available for constituents to engage with. As a result, we've updated the organization and look/feel of our Social Media center to better showcase our offerings.
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Redesign
In our update of the Social Media Center, we created a visual display that is both more organized, appealing and easy to scan; we also maintained our Recent Update Twitter feed and added screenshots of several City social media accounts.
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The Old Look
Previously, users had to scroll through our Social Media Center to see what city departments and agencies were using Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr, Foursquare, and RSS feeds.
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Youtube and Flickr![]() | Foursquare and RSS![]() |





