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Newport News Program for Public Information — May 2024

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Newport News Program for Public Information STEP 4: IDENTIFY OUTREACH PROJECTS TO CONVEY THE MESSAGES I. OUTREACH PROJECT TYPES On August 23, 2023, the Committee met to identify potential actions and projects that aligned with the PPI goals and target locations and audiences that were previously selected. Each project fell into one of four categories: informational, targeted, general, and flood response preparations, which are detailed in Table 10 below. Table 10. Types of PPI Outreach Projects ACTION TYPE EXAMPLES Informational – made available throughout the year and only convey Booklets, brochures, flyers, websites, their messages when someone picks handbooks them up, asks for them, or otherwise searches for the information Targeted - designed to reach specific Mailers, signs posted at entrances to a priority audiences at least once each priority audience’s area (e.g., floodplain year and must clearly state that the or repetitive loss area), recipient is receiving the message meetings/presentations with at least because they are part of the priority 50% of the priority audience present, audience. Credit is received only if 90% doorhangers of the priority audience is reached. Materials mailed to residents and/or businesses; newspaper articles; newsletter articles; signs, such as billboards, high water mark signs, or “don’t dump” stencils at storm drain General - all other creditable projects inlets; radio and television ads or public that are not informational projects or service announcements; staffed booth targeted projects, designed to resonate or display at public functions or with an identified general audience shopping mall; local television shows; school activities; contractor fairs; training citizens to serve on community emergency response teams (CERTs), stream teams, or weather spotters Flood Response Preparations – Templates and masters of handouts, projects that cover key messages that mailers, press releases, and social media need to be disseminated before, during, posts and after a flood STEP 4: IDENTIFY OUTREACH PROJECTS TO CONVEY THE MESSAGES 30
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