We’ve been busy making some small but meaningful updates to RI.gov in the past several weeks. We’ve added enhanced maps to our Cities and Towns pages (www.ri.gov/towns/), as well as handy buttons for all phone numbers on the site, to help you more easily dial a number right from your smartphone. As always, we’d love your feedback at www.ri.gov/wearelistening/

http://fivesecondtest.com/test/yIbzU8gg5GvaSnHD

Learn about how RI.gov is taking advantage of what modern Web browsers can do. 

Interested in Mobile eGovernment? Attend this Webinar, featuring leaders from Boston, Utah and Rhode Island. http://bit.ly/imFBV1

A new day, a new set of Rhode Island Government Web sites. Be sure to visit the new sites for Governor, Attorney General, and General Treasurer, all launched today:

http://www.governor.ri.gov/

http://www.riag.ri.gov/

http://www.treasury.ri.gov/

State Parks information is available through the Department of Environmental Management’s first iPhone app. 

We’re proud to announce an updated release of our iPhone / Android version of RI.gov. Improvements include design changes that make for a better overall experience, and a new “Top News” button design to give easy access on the go to our top stories. 

Happy Election day! For all your voting questions, please visit http://www.ri.gov/edemocracy, and http://www.sos.ri.gov/

Be sure to use our voter resources for everything you’ll need to vote.