BRYANT (Saline Courier) - The city of Bryant is putting into place new technology that will allow the government to "Go Green."
During the past two years, each department has been charged with finding
ways to make its operations more efficient and cost-effective. One item
in particular that crossed all departments was printing costs and the
subsequent expense of storage of paper documents.
City Clerk Heather Kizer saw firsthand the commitment to space that
storage of city ordinances, meeting minutes, city contracts, agreements
and resolutions required.
"When I moved into my office, there were boxes all over the place." said
Kizer. "I was overwhelmed by the amount of printed paper. We
started looking for ways to be more efficient. The Mayor and I had
already decided that some of our common goals were to improve the
quality of life in Bryant, make local government more transparent, and
to start a Healthy Bryant initiative which included everything from
walking trails to a good recycling program....[E]fficiency,
transparency, and the quality of life for all citizens in Bryant [go] hand-in-hand with going green and eliminating waste and redundancy."
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