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Benicia, a city of 28K people in the San Francisco Bay Area, is looking for proposals for a crisis PR program.
It wants a plan that “defines the responsibilities and procedures for communicating with internal and external stakeholders in the event of a significant, unforeseen disruption or threat to the city.”
The selected firm will conduct interviews with city officials to determine the gaps and challenges that Benicia currently faces in crisis communications.
It will draw up a strategic crisis communications that provides information regarding the levels of incidents, procedures/processes, and what audiences to contact in certain circumstances.
Benicia also wants a strategic emergency information plan that includes messages for social media, press releases and statements; and templates for crisis fact sheet, FAQs, media advisory and press conference checklist.
Proposals are due June 29 at the city’s e-portal.
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.
Sacramento Children's Home is seeking proposals for messaging and creative concepts for a statewide marketing campaign to increase visibility of the Cal-FURS program.
Highland Park, an affluent community of 30K people 23 miles north of Chicago, wants proposals to promote its Ravina entertainment district.
