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City of Grand Junction RSS Feeds

 

          RSS City Spotlight  (911, Police and Fire Facilities, Stocker Suplizio Renovation, Compressed Natural Gas, and more)

 

          RSS  City Council  (City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes)

 

          RSS  Employment  (Find out when job positions open up at the City of Grand Junction)

 

          RSS  Financial Reports  (Review the most current revenue, sales and use tax reports)

 

          RSS  General Meetings (Updates to General and Preapplication Meeting Schedules)

 

          RSS  News  (Press Releases, Announcements, and more)

 

          RSS  Planning Commission (Planning Commission Agendas and Minutes)

 

          RSS  Proposed and Adopted Ordinances  (Review the most recent proposed and adopted ordinances)

 

          RSS  Road Construction Projects (that Could Affect Your Daily Commute)

 

          RSS  Subdivision Plats (Addressed Subdivision Plats for the last 12 months)

 

 

What is an RSS Feed?

RSS (most commonly expanded as Really Simple Syndication) is a family of web feed formats used to publish frequently updated web-based content. RSS is a format for content distribution. If you subscribe to an RSS feed, you could then view the feed for updated content through an RSS Reader in a web browser.

 

How do I start using RSS Feeds?

An RSS reader is required to use a web site’s RSS feature. Select an RSS reader. Some readers are web-based, such as Google Reader, My Yahoo! and Bloglines. Web-based readers require no software installation and are accessible from any computer that has Internet access. Other readers are downloadable applications, such as FeedReader or FeedDemon.

Once you’ve selected an RSS reader, follow the instructions to download and install, and then open the reader.

Determine what type of content you want the RSS reader to monitor. Many web sites provide RSS, which often can be found on those sites as a link. The RSS icon is often used to display the service’s availability to users. Not all RSS Readers behave exactly the same. Specifically, at times the RSS feed is automatically added to the RSS reader. For other web sites, you may have to click the RSS link and copy it into your RSS reader.

 

How to Best View RSS Feeds in Different Browsers

RSS feeds are best displayed in Internet Explorer since they are displayed in date order.
If you use Chrome to view RSS Feeds, downloading this Google Extension is required.
Firefox or Safari do not consistently display RSS Feeds in date order. It depends on the version of those browsers and which Reader is used.