Every day is a training day! At JGPR and JGPR Academy, that’s not a marketing slogan; it’s fact of life. This winter, we have a…
There is a generation of communicators that has only known the unchallenged dominance of Meta (Facebook/Instagram) and Twitter for social media supremacy. But for the…
Understand the difference between speaking on-the-record, off-the-record and on background to a member of the media.
Helpful Halloween safety tips police and fire departments can share on their social media with community members.
During Fire Prevention Week, recognized this year from Oct. 8 -14, we are sharing important cooking safety tips to help keep residents safe.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and in this ever-changing world of technology, keeping your personal information private and safe is becoming a bigger challenge than ever before.
Optimize your police or fire department’s social media. Attend Advanced Social Media Practices for First Responders on Thursday, Oct. 5.
Choose a location that’s relevant to the incident, situation, crisis or emergency that is safe for the public and the media while not hindering ongoing public safety response.
It’s important to stay informed and be prepared in the case of a natural disaster or large weather event. Here are some tips from FEMA and DHS.
Learn about Threads, one of the newest social media platforms, and how it could prove helpful to your agency’s communications efforts.