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ConnectedTown encourages individuals from NJ towns, counties, and authorities to register as an authorized representative. Typically, one individual is responsible for managing news, events and other services offered by ConnectedTown. However, additional representatives can be added as long as there is a primary representative representing the town. Additional representatives can be useful if your town prefers autonomy for department communications, or if you would like to allow others to create news, yet have some editing or approval process before it is published. ConnectedCitizen can be configured to require an article approval process by the primary representative.
To get authorized, an Application for User Registration must
be completed and submitted to ConnectedTown. You may use the online
application or print and complete the PDF
User Registation & Agreement form and forward to ConnectedTown.
An application is typically processed in 24 to 48 hours, pending verification
of your identity and authority to represent the town or other government
agency. ConnectedTown reserves the right to deny access to anyone it
feels does not represent the interests of the town or the objectives
of ConnectedTown. There is no fee and no obligation for authorized
representatives.
An authorization may include presenting verification of the user's ability to publish news on behalf of the town or by confirmation of that fact from another town individual. Representative access is granted by ConnectedTown and may revoked at its discretion at anytime.
Once an individual is authorized, an email will follow shortly with instructions on how to login to ConnectedTown. Feel free to call 973-457-5846 or email us regarding the status of your application or any other questions you may have.
We look forward to working with you as a partner in expanding and promoting your local news.
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