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What is RSS?
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication and allows you to stay up to date with websites you frequently visit. The usual way to check to see whether if any new content has been posted is to go to the website and search for new content. This can be very time consuming. RSS solves this problem by reversing the process by sending you a short note that an area of the website that is of interest to you. This way you can choose what you want to read without having to sift through unwanted material.
What do I need to subscribe to an RSS feed?
To read RSS feeds, you need an RSS reader. Some of the programs you already use may already have an RSS reader included in them such as Internet Explorer, Microsoft Outlook and Firefox.
Our RSS feeds?
Stay in the know! Communication is essential between consumers, families, providers, general supporters and the Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities (DCBDD). Electronic communication is by far the best way we can communicate with our public, saving staff time and taxpayer money. We encourage you to sign up to receive your news and current events using our new RSS feed system. Some items you may expect to see from us include:
- Perspectives newsletter, published four times a year and packed with agency news and pictures as well as personal stories of consumers, providers and volunteers.
- Alerts of upcoming events sponsored by DCBDD such as community planning meetings, board meetings, etc.
- News items or current events that we feel may be of interest to you and your families.
- Provider This Week newsletter, published each week and packed with provider resources and announcements.
- RFPs - Request for Providers, if you are a provider open for new business, you don't want to miss these alerts regarding people searching for providers.
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