Mar 13 2008
Need City Help? Call 311
Richmond City officials yesterday launched a campaign aimed at improving the city’s 311 Call Center to handle public requests. The campaign, which will run through mid-April, offers city residents a chance to give feedback about the call center. Residents can dial 311 to report potholes, downed trees, utility issues, request social services, and for other city matters. Residents can e-mail their comments about the service to 311comments@RichmondGov.com or call 311. The city plans to analyze the feedback and integrate it into the system by this summer.
Dec 29 2007
Survival Training Day Sponsored by Richmond City
Our friends over at the North Richmond News had some info about Survival Training Day sponsored by the City of Richmond next Saturday. Here are the details:
On Saturday, January 5, residents of the City of Richmond are encouraged to participate in “Survivor Day,” a training program covering basic skills useful during emergencies. The four-hour training session, offered as part of winter preparedness by the City’s Office of Emergency Management, will cover fire safety, first-aid, anti-terrorism and weather response measures. A free Survival Kit, with supplies such as flashlight, gloves, batteries, toilet paper and a blanket, will be given out to residents who complete the training.
It all happens from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm on Saturday, January 5, at the Landmark Theater, 6 North Laurel Street. Pre-registration is required; call 646-7000 or register online at www.RichmondGov.com
