projectPG.org is a FREE community information network designed to help citizens, community organizations, civic leaders, schools and local businesses organize and distribute community related information. The automated system scans a centralized community database then sends information to community members on the Pacific Grove email list.

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Pacific Grove: "America's Last Home Town"
Tuesday, January 6th 2009
  
 
Things you can do

Generally, how does it work?

1) Non-Profits, Business People, Government Leaders, Churches, Schools and other active community members enter information into simple web-based forms to create Project Pages designed to organize community information. Every Project Page is associated with an organization or business in the directory.

2) Community Members register e-mail addresses and receive automated e-mails containing important information pulled from community related Project Pages. The automated process works round-the-clock and e-mails are sent daily to those that wish to receive them. Some community members get a message daily and others weekly. The system allows you to choose the frequency in which you receive information.

3) Community Members may also find an track community service. This is popular for students. Parents create Screen Names for students. Students log-in and find community service, enter community service records or print community service history reports.

Frequently Asked Questions

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