District attorney revamps website

ByTown Crier

Last week, the Riverside County District Attorney’s office announced the launch of its new, revamped website at www.rivcoda.org.

The re-design has been in the works for more than a year.

“A website can be one of the best ways for this office to communicate with the public,” said District Attorney Paul Zellerbach in a press release. “The previous website was outdated and not efficient so it was important that we make it relevant and user-friendly. We want to make the public aware of not only our important prosecutions, but also the public outreach and education we do on a continual basis.”

The new website that will be updated and improved on a regular basis is designed to dynamically meet the information needs of the public. The DA’s office also has a revamped Facebook page and a Twitter feed to further provide information to the public through social media.

Access through icons at the top of the new website or for Facebook at www.facebook/RivCoDA and via the Twitter feed @RivCoDA.

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