Hassle Free Communities Kiosk
unveiling at library
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 Top row left, Linda Walker, Senior Advisor, National Partnership for Reinventing Government, Hassle Free Communities, Washington D.C., speaks at the ceremonies; top right, photo shows the opening screen on the kiosk; middle row left, Scott Prestidge, assistant to U.S. Rep. Mark Udall, reads a letter from the Congressman; middle right, (pictured from left) Janet Preisser, GSA, Broomfield Kiosk Champion, Susan Damour, Rocky Mountain Regional Administrator, GSA, Denver and Broomfield Mayor Bill Berens take the first test of the kiosk following the ribbon cutting. At bottom, three visitors to the library try out the kiosk following the gathering.
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Sept. 28 - Kiosk unveiling - A kiosk that offers touch-screen access to the public on topics ranging from where to obtain birth certificates to downloading tax forms was unveiled here Thursday evening. The kiosk is sponsored by the General Services Administration (GSA) partnering with Vice President Gore's National Partnership for Reinventing Government (NPR) Hassle-Free Communities program. Representatives from the city included the Mayor, City Council members, the Assistant City Manager and various department personnel. Representatives from other government agencies were also in attendance. The kiosk is located. in the lobby area of the Mamie Doud Eisenhower Library at the Broomfield Municipal Building. |
