Washington Post
The old way: Pick up the phone and ask questions. The new way in La Plata, Maryland:
1. Submit your questions, in writing, preferably via e-mail, to the town clerk.
2. She’ll forward your questions to the appropriate town official. She’ll also will notify the mayor and all council members of the media inquiry.
3. By the next business day, she’ll send the official’s prepared response via e-mail.
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La Plata adopts three-step approach to interviewing officials
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