Policy Orders
Technology
Decker stresses the importance of the 311 system as a valuable safety information tool, and requests the city look into implementing a 311 system
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Decker leads the city into technology era of Gov 2.0
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Decker makes sure the Public Health Department provides informative and accessible information about the availability and location of free flu shots on the City’s website homepage
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Decker pushes for the city to utilize SeeClickFix, and other innovative technology that will connect the city to social media tools and engage the public in government
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Decker pushes for a more user-friendly interface for the Human Services website, including a separate website for the Cambridge Center for Families
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Decker asks for transparency in government by requesting that the city budget be made available as a virtual “checkbook” online
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Decker encourages the city to consider the advantages of creating a research and development office for technology in Cambridge
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GLBT
Decker ensures that the GLBT Commission is appropriately involved as a Complete Count Committee to enable broader participation and a more accurate Census
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Seniors
Decker advocates for greater security measures for seniors in senior housing
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Decker advocates for greater access to health and wellness facilities for seniors
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Decker seeks additional resources for senior women’s group
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Decker advocates for transportation funds for seniors
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Children
Decker asks city to update and repair water fixtures at playgrounds across city
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Decker stands up for homeless families and children in need of safe play space
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Decker encourages city to create & maintain listserve connecting parents across the city
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Decker asks MCC to reverse its decision to eliminate arts programs in Cambridge schools
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Veterans
Decker helps establish a Veterans Trust Fund to ensure that the cost of care for our veterans returning home from combat is appropriated accordingly
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