The Port Authority keeps proving its a tech-savvy, government innovator.
A year of paperless Port Authority Board meetings now under our belt, these are the results just in from the Finance Department:
4020 pages of paper saved.
That's eight reams of paper and the equivalent of half of a tree.
Though no one could argue the effort saved money versus the paper way, it did save on staff time packaging, mailing materials, and postage. Plus, it's pretty cool (and probably a little bit futuristic) to watch a room full of 12 people on iPads conducting business.
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