MADISON - State Rep. Brett Davis, R-Oregon, on Friday launched a new 80th District online office that will provide area residents with information and updates that are instantly available.
"It has always been my goal to have the office of the 80th Assembly District as open and accessible as possible," Davis said in a news release.
"The new online office will provide information and resources on state government to anyone with access to the Internet."
The virtual office consists of a newly created Web site located at www.brettdavis.us. This new Web site contains contact information, updates on legislative actions, and useful links. In addition, the site contains links to the popular social networking sites Facebook and Twitter.
"By utilizing today's technology, I hope to improve the way I keep residents of the 80th District informed of what is happening in their state government," Davis stated. "The new online office will also provide another avenue to contact me with any questions or concerns constituents may have 24 hours a day, 365 days a year."
Davis stated that after the spring budget session, his office has been planning and working on the project during the summer legislative recess. He plans on updating information on a regular basis.
"It has always been my goal to have the office of the 80th Assembly District as open and accessible as possible," Davis said in a news release.
"The new online office will provide information and resources on state government to anyone with access to the Internet."
The virtual office consists of a newly created Web site located at www.brettdavis.us. This new Web site contains contact information, updates on legislative actions, and useful links. In addition, the site contains links to the popular social networking sites Facebook and Twitter.
"By utilizing today's technology, I hope to improve the way I keep residents of the 80th District informed of what is happening in their state government," Davis stated. "The new online office will also provide another avenue to contact me with any questions or concerns constituents may have 24 hours a day, 365 days a year."
Davis stated that after the spring budget session, his office has been planning and working on the project during the summer legislative recess. He plans on updating information on a regular basis.