In today’s interconnected world, the role of police and fire officials extends beyond their immediate responsibilities on the front lines of crimes, fires and other…
Community surveys conducted by police departments are important for several reasons, and not just for the reasons you might think. Surveys help government agencies and…
Every day, park rangers engage in public relations by interacting with visitors, providing education, enforcing rules, managing crises, and promoting park initiatives, all of which…
Billboards have long been a staple of outdoor advertising, capturing the attention of commuters and pedestrians alike. For Public Information Officers (PIOs), understanding how to…
Social media is crucial for police and fire department public information officers (PIOs) for several reasons: By leveraging the power of social media, PIOs can…
On July 22, Gloucester, Mass. Police Lt. Jeremiah Nicastro will offer his first class on Police Department Community Impact Units. Nicastro, a veteran of the…
The inverted pyramid is a foundational structure in newswriting and press release writing, particularly valued for its efficiency in conveying information in a clear, concise,…
I love “Sesame Street.” Always have. That love has translated to my own children. The simplicity and the respect for the viewer have always been…
Public information officers (PIOs) can find a wealth of online legal resources tailored to their specific needs, especially regarding laws related to public communications, information…
Here’s a great, underutilized trick for public information officers: When a government agency “claims” its business listing on Google, it essentially takes control of its…