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City Seeks Input on Downtown Way-finding System

March 28, 2012 5:12 am by: Nathan Bernier

What can the city to help people find their way around the downtown core? That's a question municipal bureaucrats are hoping you can help answer at a public forum later today. The Downtown Way-finding Project involves using signs, billboards, information kiosks and even smartphone apps to help people find everything from parking to entertainment. "We've actually taken several surveys at the Austin Visitor's Center to hit first time visitors or new visitors to the city," said Tonya Swartzendruber with the city's Planning and Development Review Department. "As well, we've talked to some stakeholders preliminarily to find what they can find, what they can't find, what they have trouble with." The public is invited to weigh in on three design proposals tonight from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Mexic-Arte Museum at 419 Congress Ave. Listen to the full interview above to learn more....
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Connecting Non-Profits to the Internet

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Connecting Non-Profits to the Internet

The City of Austin is reaching out to non-profit groups to help them get a better handle on the Internet.  In this week’s “Changing Austin” segment, KUT’s Ian Crawford ta…...
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News From Austin’s Housing Authority

The Housing Authority of the City of Austin wants to spread the word about some of its outreach programs....
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Downtown Plan Moves to Implementation

The City Council has seen the proposed final Downtown Austin Plan, which means it's nearly ready to roll....
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Changing Austin: Read up on new Austin...

The City of Austin’s Central Library is about to hit the design phase. Voters approved a $90 million bond for a centrally located library back in 2006. Now architects are tak…...
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Changing Austin: Animal Shelter Finali...

The City of Austin has announced the list of finalists for the Chief Animal Services Officer position that’s been vacant since May. The finalist chosen to run TLAC will have…...
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City Surveys Citizen Connectivity

Austin prepares residential technology survey to assess residents' needs, access to, and use of "digital and communications technologies."...
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Changing Austin: Battling Obesity One ...

Nearly 20 percent of adult Austinites are overweight. Austin/Travis County Health and Human Services is marking up a plan to change that and wants input at a Town Hall Meeting on Oc…...
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Imagine Austin Prepares for Next Step

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Imagine Austin Prepares for Next Step

Planners are looking for more detailed input on the "Imagine Austin" comprehensive plan....
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Surveying New Library Services

The City of Austin wants to know want you want in the downtown central library....
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A Tale of Two Parks

Disc Golfers won't be surprised that the Pease Park course will close in December....
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Read Up on New Austin Library

Voters approved a bond for a new Central Library in 2006. Now project is entering design stage....
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Animal Shelter Finalists Announced

The City of Austin has announced the list of finalists for the Chief Animal Services Officer position that's been vacant since May....
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Community Input Gets Code Enforcers Th...

City of Austin community input gathering for rental property codes and fees has made the city change directions on enforcement....
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Battling Obesity One Stakeholder at a ...

Austin/Travis County Health and Human Services wants input on a "plan":http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/health/news_obesity.htm to beat obesity at a Town Hall Meeting on October 19th....
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