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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.
Wichita, which is the largest city in Kansas, is seeking a firm to develop an integrated communications program for its transportation department.
The DC Lottery is looking for a firm to provide a full-range of advertising and marketing services to support brand awareness and the sale of game tickets.
Utah is looking for a marketing communications partner to run its one-year $3.4M underage drinking prevention media and education campaign.
Minnesota's St. Cloud State University plans to spend up to $400K annually for a digital marketing campaign to increase brand awareness and website traffic.
The University of North Carolina is looking for proposals from firms interested in providing emergency communications services to any of its 17 constituent institutions.
