9 Jul
2009
9 Jul
'09
12:04 p.m.
30 seconds: "The City Council has set up CACs in
every area of the City. They
are the official vehicle for citizens from a
neighborhood to communicate their
concerns to government. We let the City Council know what concerns and problems
citizens have, and we especially give them feedback on development and re-zoning
in our neighborhoods. We help you get your opinions across to our elected
officials"
I stress that official channel of communication bit. This is super
simplified and maybe you could quibble about exact accuracy, but it gets the
general point across.
Candy
Thanks, everyone! I'll check this all out.
While this is all good stuff, I'm mainly looking for the "elevator
pitch" ... how would you describe CACs in one paragraph?
Or put another way, how would you "sell" a neighbor on the CAC in 30
seconds or less?
Mark
Candy Fuller wrote:
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Hi Mark,
I'm attaching a one-page flyer that the NECAC used at a community fair to do
outreach. It might be helpful. We had community services translate it into
Spanish and printed that on the other side.
Candy
(In case you didn't know I'm also the Zoning Chair of the NECAC)