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Public asked for their input on "Kentucky's Open Door" test site New state website has aim of making it easy to see how tax dollars are spent FRANKFORT, KY: A mockup of Kentucky's first e-Transparency Web site is now online and members of the public are being asked to make comments on its design. "Kentucky's Open Door" Web site has been designed as a one-stop venue where citizens can review how their tax dollars are being spent, as well as obtain other vital information about state-funded programs. The Web site, which will be in full operation on January 1, 2009, will include:
"I'm very excited about the work done so far by a broad, interagency effort to fulfill the governor's e-transparency goals by January 1," said Finance and Administration Secretary Jonathan Miller. "Gov. Beshear's vision of a more accountable, more responsible government will be closer to fulfillment when any citizen of the commonwealth can access from their home computer how their tax dollars are being used." This story was posted on 2008-10-06 16:26:02
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