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The Tulsa Health Department plans to issue an RFP to PR firms looking for their input on the content of a public awareness program to promote best practices to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Leanne Stephens, a spokesperson for the Department, told the Tulsa World that it wants to reach “vulnerable populations, particularly non-English-speaking residents.”
The goal is to “ensure that Tulsa county residents are informed about the stuff they can take personally to keep themselves and their families safe from COVID-19.”
Tulsa plans to spend $600K for the public awareness effort.
The city stood in the national spotlight on June 20 when president Trump held his first indoor rally during the pandemic to re-launch his 2020 campaign.
About 6,200 people, most of them not wearing masks, showed up at the BOK Center, which has a 19,000 seat capacity.
Some blamed fear of COVID-19 for the poor turnout.
Kent County, which is on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, is looking for a firm to develop its 2027 economic and tourism development strategic plan.
The California African American Museum is seeking a firm to provide ongoing strategic marketing, communications, audience engagement and promotional support for the Los Angeles institution.
Pennsylvania Business Education Assn. is looking for a firm to create a refreshed and modern logo that reflects its mission, values and impact.
Lyons Falls, a village in northwestern New York, is searching for a firm to develop a comprehensive marketing and branding program for its downtown.
Texas is looking for a firm to mount a comprehensive trade and investment promotion program in Israel to support The Lone Star State’s economic development goals.
