We caved. Public Citizen Texas is on Twitter. Follow us here!
Don’t worry though, we at PublicCitizenTX will be careful to use our Twitter powers for good, not evil. We’ll use tweets to keep you updated on new blog posts, legislative action alerts, and the occassional inside scoop from a city council meeting or committee hearing.
Speaking of which, be sure to check in tomorrow morning for updates from the much awaited Austin City Council meeting. You’ll be the first to know if Austin Energy gets the green light on the proposed Webberville Solar Plant.
No tweets on what we’re having for lunch, we promise. Old Man Stewart won’t be shaking his fist at us, I can guarantee you.
While you’re at it, be sure to follow our friends at Alliance for a Clean Texas, Texas League of Conservation Voters, and of course the big boys at Public Citizen in Washington, DC. Its okay, we know you like adding followers just like kids in the ’50s collecting baseball cards. No shame.
Just a reminder that the Austin City Council will have its final vote on the proposed 30 MW Webberville Solar Plant at a meeting this Thursday, March 5. The Council meeting is of course open to the public, so please come by City Hall starting at 10 a.m. to show your support for the plant! There are kiosks in the main hall where you may sign in and register to testify if you so choose. Even if you cannot stay to observe the proceedings, you can still sign in at the kiosk to document your support for the solar plant, which will be Item 16 on the agenda. Remember “Item 16” because you must know the agenda item number to register your support at the kiosk.
