Risk Communications Network   Pueblo, CO

Professionals dedicated to protecting the citizens of Pueblo County and the surrounding area by providing coordinated, accurate, consistent and timely public information

  

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        Next Meeting!!          

 
The 4th Quarter 2011 Meeting is on Nov 8, 2011 at the CSU-P in the Cottonwood Room.  Guest speakers are Mr Mark Korbitz with PCCHD and Dr David Malet with CSU-P Homeland Security.  As always there will be networking and an open lessons learned session. 
            2010 Member Survey Results                 
TOP TEN RESULTS FOR THE QUESTION-
         What would you like to learn more about?
1    Joint Information Center
2    Incident Command Structure
3    Community Outreach
4    Keeping Your Message Fresh
5    Community Outreach
6    Website Design
7    Photography
8    Public Speaking
9    Graphic Design
10    Writing

 

Our Vision

The Risk Communications Network exists to build relationships, provide support and enhance coordination among Pueblo-area public information officers, thereby ensuring the delivery of timely, accurate and consistent information to all impacted audiences. 

 

Our History

The Pueblo Risk Communications Network was formed in May 2004 in response to communication problems associated with several large-scale community emergencies.

 
During a crisis, the effective release of timely, factual information to the public may be hindered by a serious lack of coordination among the many agencies responding.
 
Public affairs professionals need to know one another and be trained together to effectively handle such an emergency.  The RCN facilitates that by organizing quarterly meetings.
 
Membership in the RCN is drawn from city and county first responders; other city, county, state and federal agencies, the military; and other service and support organizations (utilities, hospitals, schools, chambers of commerce/tourism offices, volunteer organizations, etc).

                           

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