Governor Cuomo launches a new website link here to CitizenConnects.
This new website it is being hailed as an online town hall where you can find everything you need to communicate with New York State Government.
Additionally on the right side of the website is a gadget that has a rolling schedule giving information about live chats that citizens may participate in. Two that may be of interest
Live Chat with Governor Cuomo
Saturday, September 24, 9:00 – 10: 00 Am.
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Live Chat with Joe Martins DEC Commissioner
On Hydrofracking Sat October 8, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Live Chat with Joe Martins DEC Commissioner
On Hydrofracking Sat October 8, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Once on this website if you click on the image displaying the information about the Governors live chat, a box appears where you write in your question in advance of the “live chat” .
Below is a copy of the introduction and Promo from the Governors the website
CitizenConnects empowers you with the information you need to actively participate in your state government. In the spirit of the old town green, Citizen Connects provides a way for you to participate in state government and share your thoughts, opinions and ideas for New York's future. Get involved in your community, come out and participate!
Governor Cuomo believes that government works when the voice of the people rings strong and true. Democracy works best when people are most engaged. It’s your government: own it!
Through CitizenConnects, Governor Cuomo encourages you to make your voice heard.
Link here to the Governors new Website and see if your voice is heard
1 comment:
Be about as useful as a snow plow in summer. You'll get as much response as a yawn at a wake. September 11, 2011 there was an attack in NYC. Remember? Before anyone could do a full forensics investigation, Rudolph Giulianni's trash company had already hauled off the debris. Building 7 was brought down at the same time in a controlled demolition. That all takes planning. So, what sort of plans do you think they have for Cape Vincent? They do what they want, and the Mason scumbags and others sold the town out a long time ago. Once Albany was invited in, the project was in the bag. No lease? Lotsa luck. Lotsa luck even if you have one. Yeah, hey Cuomo, if your phone doesn't ring it's me.
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