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Code for San Diego is a local chapter of Code for America that aims to help the city government adopt open web technologies and improve the citizen experience. Some of their projects include helping draft an open data policy approved in July, working on a new city website and infrastructure engagement sites to allow public input on projects using Python. They encourage people to get involved by attending meetups, events or helping with implementation.
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Code for San Diego
- 1. Code for America Open San Diego Civic Hacking
- 2. Mindset Together, we're building a government by the people, for the people, that works in the 21st century.
- 4. Code for San Diego Open San Diego Local Chapter/Brigade of Code for America
- 5. Goals help San Diego government agencies and civic orgs adopt open web technologies assist in making sure San Diegans' "citizen experience" is among the best in the nation
- 6. Projects ● Open Data Policy ● Chief Data Officer ● new city website ● Infrastructure Engagement Sites
- 7. Open Data Policy approved by City Council July 2nd Open San Diego helped drafting it Chief Data Officer will be appointed soon
- 8. New city website announcement was made yesterday: YouTube fill out the survey if you’re interested: Survey
- 9. Infrastructure Online tools for public input and transparency in infrastructure project planning implemented closely with the City Council Infrastructure Committee build with Python (Django)
- 10. Shareabouts Map more info
- 12. Get involved come to our regular meetups come to our special events help out with the implementation talk to us
- 13. Whom to talk to Jeffrey Johnson Brigade Captain @ortelius Benjamin Katz Open San Diego @MeanestBossEver
- 16. About me from Germany student and Developer love San Diego and the Padres @mila_frerichs
- 17. Thanks