Neil's Spotlight Presidential Inaugural Committee launches Web Site
November 26, 2006
The Presidential Inaugural Committee has established a Web site that will be providing e-mail updates on the different inaugural events and invites you to volunteer to help out with this historic event.
The new Web site announces that President-elect Barack Obama and Vice President-elect Joe Biden’s Inaugural Committee have outlined plans "for an inauguration that will underscore their commitment to change business as usual in Washington and ensure that as many Americans as possible, both inside and outside Washington, will be able to come together to unite the country and celebrate our common values and shared aspirations."
The Web site will be offering more details about the schedule of inaugural activities and information about Presidential Inauguration Committee ticketed events. (Please note that the Swearing-In Ceremony at the U.S. Capitol is coordinated and ticketed by the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies.)
The Presidential Inauguration Committee Web site enables you to sign up online if you're interested in volunteering to help out with the Inauguration. The Presidential Inaugural Committee is seeking volunteers to help with a number of inaugural events and is looking for volunteers with different skills and backgrounds who will be available to help.
Other Web sites with more information
The inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama will involve different events, such as the Swearing-In Ceremony and the 2009 Hawaii State Society Inaugural Ball.
The Office of Congressman Neil Abercrombie has information about its ticket allotment for the Swearing-In Ceremony on the Congressman's Web site.
The Hawaii State Society of Washington, D.C.will host one of the inaugural balls at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. The ball has been sold out. Visit the Society's Web site for information.
