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Lloyd Brown on Twitter
- Congrats! Great effort. RT @wsdot The temporary I-5 #skagitbridge will open tomorrow. 40 mph speed limit, open to all legal loads. 8 hours ago
- RT @MikeLindblom: Wednesday opening of temp #skagitbridge "a great win for the state of Washington" says @GovInslee 8 hours ago
- RT @TomBanse: Final lane of #skagitbridge being paved. Re-opening of I-5 imminent. Guv on way to announce exact time. http://t.co/rhCdzpsw9T 8 hours ago
- Enter your work in the 7th @trbofna John & Jane Q communication competition ow.ly/m9ucV. 11 hours ago
- RT @WABADC: From the National Park Service: Improvements to the Water Street entrance to the Capital Crescent Trail are planned: http://t.c… 13 hours ago
Tag Archives: Online Communities
Social media in the public involvement process? Yes, but be specific and have a plan
Social media sites are so popular that even our children admit they need more time offline. For those state DOTs that are considering how to use social media sites for formal public involvement, there are a few things to consider. … Continue reading
Technology transfer: Consider the audience when developing the engagement plan
Transportation planners and communication types are always looking for the most efficient and effective ways of engaging the public in conversations about transportation. Mostly, we want to make sure that the people who are affected by transportation decisions have an … Continue reading
Growing Your Twitter Followers, As Easy As 1-2-3
You finally leaped over the legal team, juked past the IT group and came up with the perfect Twitter handle. Your transportation agency is now part of the mobile/social web. Your agency has a Twitter feed. Congratulations! Now, all you … Continue reading
