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Rohnert Park, a city in Sonoma County 50 miles north of San Francisco, is looking to hire a firm as part of its plan to expand communications with its more than 40K people.
The City Council approved a communications program that calls for greater outreach to low-income residents.
It wants to build capacity to inform low-income residents by increasing relationships with small businesses, Latino-focused markets, mobile home parks, non-profit groups and schools.
Rohnert Park sees the need to expand use of social media analytics to help assess effectiveness of and improve social media communications.
Its PR partner will write press releases and notify reporters of newsworthy items and determine their interests in pursuing a story, according to the RFP.
Proposals are due Nov. 19.
The Hawaii Natural Energy Institute is looking for an agency that can provide public relations services.
The University of Washington wants to enroll a PR firm to promote its Michael G. Foster School of Business via a hands-on, results-driven media relations campaign.
Grand Traverse County, which has about 100K people living in northern Michigan, is looking for a partner to handle marketing and communications services.
The Dept of Homeland Security’s Immigration & Customs Enforcement unit is gathering information from firms interested in supporting its marketing and recruiting initiatives.
Petersham, which is the fifth largest town in Massachusetts, seeks a firm to develop an emergency communications program for its municipal vulnerability preparedness program.
