Portland Peak Oil Task Force Member Unveils New Community Relocalization Computer Application at Next Eugene SusCom Meeting

As a member of the one first municipal work group's assigned with studying and preparing for the effects of peaking and decline of the world's oil supply, Portland Peak Oil Task Force Member Randy White then became part of one of first comprehensive studies released on peak and suggested mitigation strategies, March 2007. From that and ongoing work, Randy will unveil his company's new Bright Neighbor computer application(introduction attached) for municipalities at the upcoming April 16th meeting of the Eugene Sustainability Commission. Randy is due to present at 7:20PM on the commission's agenda. The commission meeting, at the Eugene Public Library's Bascom-Tykeson Room, is open to all. Meeting agenda is posted elsewhere in Post Carbon Eugene outpost news. The Bright Neighbor application first came under development in 2007.

From the application's introduction:

"In our fast changing world, communities need help to thrive. Bright Neighbor is the first all-in-one tool created to help local governments increase livability, sustainability, and hyper-relocalization while simultaneously boosting government revenues. Bright Neighbor is easy to use, easy to implement, and scalable for your growing needs.

Bright Neighbor Is For Community
*Transportation & Ride Sharing tools
*Food Localization Tools
*Local Commerce Platform for Businesses and Neighbors
*Community Building tools

Bright Neighbor Is For Government
*Revenue generating tools
*Better connection with community members
*Helps decrease carbon emissions & oil dependence
*Enhances municipal security"

For further information on this groundbreaking relocalization tool, please contact:

Bright Neighbor, LLC.
971.235.4204
info@brightneighbor.com