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                                       Champion Great Neighborhoods


                                        Goal 2: Expand and Enhance the City’s Image
                                           Objective 1: Promote Community Engagement
                         Project                    Performance Measure(s)         City Service Team (Department)
             CGN    Neighborhood Engagement     Communication with neighborhoods   Shared Services (Office of Strategic
             2.1.2   Program                   Impressions via social media     Initiatives)
             Summary:

             The Neighborhood Engagement Program seeks to engage      Neighborhood Nextdoor Impressions
             Arlington citizens with their neighborhoods and with the   100,000
             City.  The goals of the program are to help residents Know
             Your City through communication and education         80,000
             initiatives; Know Your Neighbors through growing social   60,000
             capital; and Build‐Up Neighborhoods Together through
             investing in neighborhood infrastructure.             40,000
                                                                   20,000
             Initiatives include the Champion Great Neighborhoods
             newsletter, expanding the use of NextDoor and other        0
             social media to reach residents, creating a Neighborhood       1st Qtr  2nd Qtr  3rd Qtr  4th Qtr
             Leadership Network, hosting semi‐annual Neighborhood
                                                                                  Target  Actual
             Leadership summits, the Block Party Trailer program, the
             Arlington Home Improvement Incentive program, the
             Neighborhood Matching Grant program, among other
             efforts.  OSI anticipates at least 50,000 impressions on
             Nextdoor each quarter.

             Update:
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             In the 4  quarter, there were 67,097 impressions on 13
             neighborhood engagement Nextdoor posts. Nextdoor
             membership continues to climb, with over 104,811
             registered users (up from 101,600 last quarter) and is an
             effective means of communication for neighborhood‐
             related dialogue with residents. The average number of
             impressions per post increased from 4,693 last quarter to
             5,161 impressions per post this quarter. Staff has learned
             that posts that engage in comments from residents receive
             more impressions, so staff will continue to develop content
             that is interesting and relevant to neighborhoods.
             However, Nextdoor has changed the algorithm so that
             residents see fewer posts from public agencies.




















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