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Called “Get it Done,” the software, using Salesforce as a platform, streamlines requests for services from city residents and has become useful for in-house communications as well.
A three-year marketing agreement between Deloitte and the city allows the city to sell it to other agencies and, depending on those sales, it could generate close to $1 million for the city.
“Since the launch of Get It Done, we’ve received interest from other cities to deploy similar programs,” said Alex Hampton, technology and innovation deputy director with the city’s Performance and Analytics Department.
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80% of the litter found ends up in the ocean. Author: Karlene Chavis Updated: 7:40 PM PDT May 3, 2021
SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. San Diego County is home to numerous hiking trails from the coast to the desert. Being an avid hiker myself, I see a lot of foot traffic, and often times, trash! Hiking is a way to get into nature. I think that s why people leave, and go to hike and do these things. So, when you go into nature, it really should be kept that way, said Lauren Short, Community Program Manager for I Love a Clean San Diego.
Lauren and I sat down to talk about our love of hiking and desire to keep the trails clean in an effort to not throw off the balance of nature. As San Diegans, we need to remember what we leave behind on the trails greatly disrupts the harmony of the biodiversity in our County, in ways we might not even think of.
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Live music is allowed to return to The Village’s indoor venues with relaxed coronavirus restrictions in San Diego County, but it might also be returning to the streets. The La Jolla Village Merchants Association is looking to match musicians with retailers that want them in front of their stores.
LJVMA previously brought musicians to The Village through its Enjoya La Jolla community outings, featuring entertainment, shopping deals and demos, refreshments, prizes, contests and more. Though Enjoya La Jolla is not back in its full capacity, LJVMA Executive Director Jodi Rudick said the outdoor musical element could return.
She said the board spent $1,500 to $2,000 a month on music for Enjoya La Jolla.
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