10-8 Communications - PR for Police

Crisis Communication
The first 24 hours of a crisis are crucial - what you say, and how you communicate during that time could be the deciding factor as to whether or not your organization survives.

Corporate Image Development & Public Perception
People form their opinions of organizations and others based on the first few seconds of input they receive - whether it be from direct contact or an indirect source - in many cases, the media.

Media Relations
Whether you want to be the headline or not, how your agency handles the media can make your break your reputation in your community.

Internal Communications
A public safety agency is only as good as its weakest link. Internal strife can cause severe morale issues, which inevitably leads to a decline in public satisfaction.


	**JavaScript based drop down DHTML menu generated by NavStudio. (OpenCube Inc. - http://www.opencube.com)**		Crisis Communication The first 24 hours of a crisis are crucial - what you say, and how you communicate during that time could be the deciding factor as to whether or not your organization survives. Corporate Image Development & Public Perception People form their opinions of organizations and others based on the first few seconds of input they receive - whether it be from direct contact or an indirect source - in many cases, the media. Media Relations Whether you want to be the headline or not, how your agency handles the media can make your break your reputation in your community. Internal Communications A public safety agency is only as good as its weakest link. Internal strife can cause severe morale issues, which inevitably leads to a decline in public satisfaction.


The first 24 hours of a crisis are crucial - what you say, and how you communicate during that time could be the deciding factor as to whether or not your organization survives.	People form their opinions of organizations and others based on the first few seconds of input they receive - whether it be from direct contact or an indirect source - in many cases, the media.	Whether you want to be the headline or not, how your agency handles the media can make or break your reputation in your community.	A public safety agency is only as good as its weakest link. Internal strife can cause severe morale issues, which inevitably leads to a decline in public satisfaction.