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Page 1 of 2 <br /> JONES Eric R <br /> From: LAU ATI Niel [nlaudati@ci.springfield.or.us] <br /> Sent: Mon ay, June 16, 2008 10:17 AM <br /> Subject: Graffi i Reporting Center Now Online <br /> Park and r~tior? D~.stric7 <br /> www.cispringfie d.or.us <br /> FOR IMME IATE RELEASE <br /> Tune 16, 2008 <br /> Contact: Spri gfield: Niel Laudati 541.726.3780 Cell: 541.221.3686 <br /> Euge e: Eric Jones 541.682.5523 Cell: 541.954.2938 <br /> Will malane: Mike Moskowitz 541.736.4004 <br /> Media Advisory <br /> Graffiti Reporting Center Now Online <br /> The cities of E ene and Springfield, along with Willamlane Park and Recreation District are working <br /> together though a new web-based partnership to fight graffiti in the metro area. Using innovative new <br /> reporting softw re, residents of both cities, along with police, public works and parks and recreation <br /> districts can no report occurrences of graffiti with descriptions and photos directly from their home <br /> computers. <br /> This new servic will provide better customer service and additional regional benefits of sharing <br /> enforcement in rmation. <br /> "This is a progr ssive E-Government application that allows public reporting of graffiti incidents online <br /> pn a smart, cust mer-friendly way," said Springfield City Manager Gino Grimaldi. "I want to thank staff <br /> from both cities Willamalane and the Lane Council of Governments for providing this great service to <br /> <br /> ithe metro area.' <br /> F`This new onli a reporting tool provides a great way for the public to help track graffiti information and <br /> support enforce ent," said Eugene City Manager Jon Ruiz. "I appreciate this partnership between our <br /> agencies and th public. Working together we have can a real impact in fighting graffiti." <br /> What: nline graffiti reporting <br /> Where: vailable at http_//graffti.lcogweb.or~/ or htt~://www.eu eg <br /> ne_or•gov/graffiti or <br /> 6/16/2008 <br /> <br />