I gave this presentation at the #GSMCON2016 on April 6th, 2016 with my colleague Adrian Fine and Lon Peterson
Communications Manager, City of Palo Alto, California.
Presentation descripiton:
Your citizens care about what directly impacts them in their neighborhoods. They want to know when there will be disruptions and changes to their services, construction on their streets, and they want updates about crime and safety issues. While Facebook and Twitter are great to get the word out to the masses, these platforms do not allow for targeted communications at the neighborhood level. During this session, learn how over 1,600 agencies use Nextdoor to engage verified residents in the neighborhoods where they live and how this hyper-local communication improves citizens satisfaction.
The Nextdoor 21st Century Community Policing Engagement StrategyJoseph Porcelli
Critical to the success of any community policing program is effective engagement and relationship development between residents and the community-based police officers who serve them. While social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter are powerful tools to the get the word out to the masses, they do not enable targeted outreach to specific neighborhoods or geographic areas, and access is usually limited to the Public Information Office. Community-based officers can only be in one place at a time, and participation in programs like Neighborhood Watch are usually limited to concerned citizens or those recently victimized by crime. How then can the local officers who are responsible for engaging the community be successful at scale?
On a large scale, community-based officers can be successful by harnessing the power of technology to empowered communities of neighbors by informing, educating, and directing residents to take action and change behaviors to deter, reduce, and help solve crimes.
On April 28, at #SMILEcon, Joseph Porcelli from Nextdoor and Peter Gillis from the Braintree MA Police Department presented this presentation on how police departments can dramatically accelerate the advancement of community policing engagement objectives with Nextdoor for Public Agencies. In addition, they gave an overview of The Nextdoor Community Policing Engagement Formula, suggested objectives to work towards and metrics to track progress, and offered proven strategies and tactics to partner with residents to reach department's community policing goals.
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This is the presentation deck I used at NC3C conference in Durham NC on April 11, 2019. It contains information about Nextdoor for Public Agencies and best practices to drive meaningful engagement.
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The research can be downloaded at http://networkedneighbourhoods.com/?page_id=409
The Nextdoor 21st Century Community Policing Engagement StrategyJoseph Porcelli
Critical to the success of any community policing program is effective engagement and relationship development between residents and the community-based police officers who serve them. While social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter are powerful tools to the get the word out to the masses, they do not enable targeted outreach to specific neighborhoods or geographic areas, and access is usually limited to the Public Information Office. Community-based officers can only be in one place at a time, and participation in programs like Neighborhood Watch are usually limited to concerned citizens or those recently victimized by crime. How then can the local officers who are responsible for engaging the community be successful at scale?
On a large scale, community-based officers can be successful by harnessing the power of technology to empowered communities of neighbors by informing, educating, and directing residents to take action and change behaviors to deter, reduce, and help solve crimes.
On April 28, at #SMILEcon, Joseph Porcelli from Nextdoor and Peter Gillis from the Braintree MA Police Department presented this presentation on how police departments can dramatically accelerate the advancement of community policing engagement objectives with Nextdoor for Public Agencies. In addition, they gave an overview of The Nextdoor Community Policing Engagement Formula, suggested objectives to work towards and metrics to track progress, and offered proven strategies and tactics to partner with residents to reach department's community policing goals.
NC3C: Getting the most out of Nextdoor for Public AgenciesJoseph Porcelli
This is the presentation deck I used at NC3C conference in Durham NC on April 11, 2019. It contains information about Nextdoor for Public Agencies and best practices to drive meaningful engagement.
Sarah Leary - How To Get Members To Build Successful Sub-Groups Within Your C...FeverBee Limited
NextDoor co-founder Sarah Leary guides you through the process of building thriving sub-groups in your community. This is essential for almost every community out there.
The Online neighbourhood networks conference was the launch event for the Online neighbourhood networks research by the Networked Neighbourhood Group.
The research can be downloaded at http://networkedneighbourhoods.com/?page_id=409
Nextdoor Front Porch Chat: Lessons Learned, Trends, and Best PracticesJoseph Porcelli
On September 5th, at 3CMA Annual Conference, I gave a Keynote address at the general session about Nextdoor For Public Agencies, Nextdoor's free government interface. During the address I covered lessons learned, trends, and best practices.
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The NEMO WIB supports many locations through its traditional workforce development system along with non-traditional partnerships with Faith Based and Community Based Organizations throughout Northeast Missouri.
The Northeast Region has been heavily involved in the SHARE Network Project since the beginning. These efforts are lead by key staff throughout the Region. Training and outreach has been and continues to be provided throughout the region to promote the use of the online Resource Directory and the development of SHARE Network Access Points (SNAPs). The region is using these SNAPs to provide Missouri Career Center services and access to other resources in all areas of our 16 county Region.
Contact me today to find out more about how you can be a part of this movement!
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This webinar is based on the solutions session given at the 2017 NACo Annual Conference. You'll learn about organizational standards for data collection and how that influenced citizen experience.
Smart Growth for Our Communities Act - OntarioMark Pivon
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1. Joseph Porcelli | Nextdoor Sr. City Strategist & Professional Neighbor | 857-222-4420 | Joseph@nextdoor.com | @JosephPorcelli
Nextdoor: Engaging neighborhoods and
improving citizen satisfaction
The free and private social network for neighborhoods
2. Your Presenters
Joseph Porcelli
Senior City Strategist
Nextdoor.com
@JosephPorcelli
857-222-4420
joseph@nextdoor.com
Adrian Fine
City Strategist
Nextdoor
@adrianfine
adrian@nextdoor.com
415-294-0761
Lon Peterson
City of Palo Alto
Communications Manager
@LonWasHere
lon.peterson@cityofpaloalto.org
650-329-2656
3. Agenda
• Nextdoor background and differentiators
• How to engage at the neighborhood level
• Tips to improve citizen satisfaction
• How Palo Alto uses Nextdoor to increase citizen satisfaction
• Questions and answers
6. Photo credit - Kimberly C. Gaines, CEO/Founder, sondai expressions creative, llc
Nextdoor empowers neighbors who might not otherwise connect to build
community and partner with government to create safer, stronger, and more
resilient Neighborhoods.
7. Social networks in a neighborhood
lower crime, improve public health
and raise test scores.
Robert Putnam, Harvard Professor and Author, Bowling Alone
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8. 56% of U.S. neighborhoods have launched Nextdoor
96,000
APRIL 2016
9. Private
Privacy is critical to creating
a safe, trusting environment
Local
Neighbors must verify their
address and use real names
Useful
Utility makes the service
an essential resource
Built from the ground up for all kinds of neighborhoods
19. • Communicate and engage with current verified residents
• Target messages and conversations into one, many, or all neighbor-defined
neighborhoods, agency-defined service areas, or their entire jurisdiction
• Inform, educate, and activate residents to take actions and change behaviors
that make their neighborhoods stronger, safer, and more resilient!
With Nextdoor for Public Agencies, staff can…
21. How Nextdoor for Public Agencies works
• Residents see agency posts on their Nextdoor
website or mobile app, as well as through email
• Residents can thanks and reply to agency posts,
or send agency users a private messages.
• Agencies cannot see other information about
residents or what they are discussing in their
neighborhoods
• Residents can mute discussions or staff, or
unsubscribe from an agency.
22.
23. Tips improve citizen satisfaction with Nextdoor
Configuration: Grant access to staff beyond the PIO
Focus: Post neighborhood-specific updates
Attitude: Behave like a “neighborhood concierge”
Approach: Mitigate for disruptions and close the loop
24. How Palo Alto uses
Nextdoor to improve
citizen satisfaction.
25.
26. Nextdoor in practice, at the local level
● As a Nextdoor employee, I connect cities with
their residents
● As a Palo Alto citizen, I see how my city uses
various channels to engage residents
● As a Planning Commissioner, I use civic input
to make better decisions
● Nextdoor is not the only channel, but it expands
the conversation beyond the usual suspects
27. Digital engagement for real results
● Palo Alto was losing local retail businesses.. and
residents were worried
● The city solicited feedback and I asked my
neighbors about the types of retail they wanted
to preserve or prohibit
● My personal post received 77 constructive
replies; the city’s outreach garnered over 210
replies and ideas
● This feedback helped the planning commission
write an ordinance that
○ preserved ground-floor retail
○ identified retail-types that citizens valued
○ curtailed certain retail uses
○ passed council’s approval (!)
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29. Nextdoor is the best way to reach your residents
● Engage and activate verified residents
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● No technical integration, contracts, or MOUs
● Nextdoor will always be free, and we are here to help you succeed
Learn more and sign up at nextdoor.com/agency
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Questions for your presenters?
Joseph Porcelli
Senior City Strategist
Nextdoor.com
@JosephPorcelli
857-222-4420
joseph@nextdoor.com
Adrian Fine
City Strategist
Nextdoor
@adrianfine
adrian@nextdoor.com
415-294-0761
Lon Peterson
City of Palo Alto
Communications Manager
@LonWasHere
lon.peterson@cityofpaloalto.org
650-329-2656
31. Thank you
Joseph Porcelli | Nextdoor Sr. City Strategist & Professional Neighbor | 857-222-4420 | Joseph@nextdoor.com | @JosephPorcelli
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