September 27, 2012

Two new local websites were launched this week.  The Blue Earth County website is online at www.blueearthcountymn.gov and the new Blue Earth County Library System website is at www.beclibrary.org

Both feature enhanced design and functionality for users to access information and services.   

Some new features include; mobile sites for smart phone use, language translation capability, font size options, social media aspects and a new “Notify Me” option, which allows users to subscribe to news, events and other categories. 

Departments have added a great deal of content to provide the public with more information.  The websites will serve as a platform for future capabilities to transact more business with the County online down the road. 


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