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Under the oversight of the Communications Manager, the Public Information Officer's key areas of focus include development and dissemination of various content pieces for appropriate audiences, and support media relations and community outreach efforts.
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Serve as District Public Information Officer on the district Emergency Response Team. Under the direction of the Executive Director of Institutional Advancement, the Public Information Officer (PIO) directs the day-to-day operations of the Public Relations and Communication Department, which includes a consistent and favorable representation of the District to internal and external constituencies.
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Under the general direction of the City Manager, the Public Communications Manager/Public Information Officer provides strategic guidance to senior leadership on a variety of issues, handling both internal communications and external relations to include responding to media inquiries, planning and executing public engagement campaigns, and creating messaging around city initiatives and crisis response.
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Under the direction of the Public Information Officer (PIO) and general supervision of the Project Delivery Manager, the individual will be responsible for collaborating with communication specialists, website designer, project engineers, project managers, and outside consultants to develop strategic public engagement guidance plans and documents for various types of projects such as street improvements, watermain replacements, and sidewalk improvement projects.
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The Communications Director / Public Information Officer is responsible for developing and executing the Department of Local Affairs' communications strategy, ensuring that it effectively conveys our department objectives and engages Coloradans.
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The Chief of Staff | Public Information Officer works with the Board of Trustees, President, and Strategic Leadership Team on a wide variety of strategic institutional priorities related to executive-level action items.
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Supports the City Manager's Office efforts of being the Public Information Officer for the city, oversees the city's content and messaging for owned media channels including the website, publications, social media accounts, crisis communications and programming for events.
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Serve as Public Information Officer; respond to inquiries and complaints from individuals, private organizations, news media and the general public; inform and educate the public on crime prevention and the criminal justice system; prepare and present public speaking engagements.
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Performs inquiries and searches of multiple local, state and national databases to provide information to law enforcement personnel, inclusive of entering stolen articles, stolen license plates, stolen vehicles, abandoned vehicles, and more on GCIC/NCIC as required by police reports.
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The Oak Park Public Library seeks a part-time Information Technology Specialist to join its Technology Services team. Manage updates and backups, as well as help maintain the library’s public and staff website and integrated third-party software.
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Under general supervision, responds to emergency and non-emergency calls for service, identifies and dispatches appropriate law enforcement, fire and emergency service units, gathers, analyzes and reports critical information during life or death situations such as crimes in progress, medical emergencies and fire/rescue incidents; complies with Police and Fire Department policies and procedures to assure the safety of officers and the public.
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Provide a variety of public information relating to law enforcement or fire activities as permitted. The City of Riverside is accepting applications for the position of Public Safety Dispatcher Trainee The eligibility list established may be used to fill the current and/or upcoming vacancies within this classification for up to twelve (12) months.
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A Juris Doctorate (J.D.) and a Master of Library and Information Science (M.L.I.S.) or equivalent degree from an ALaccredited library and information science school, both completed by the start date.
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This classification is further distinguished from the Public Information Officer in that the latter primarily plans, organizes, directs, and manages the preparation and dissemination of information concerning the activities of Placer County as a whole and its respective departments.
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May represent the department on task forces, committees, or projects; represents the Sheriff's Office to the public, community organizations, and other government agencies; performs a variety of community outreach activities; may act as a department spokesperson to the media and direct departmental public information efforts.
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