Feb 12, 2010 | Press-Releases
When public safety associations are faced with threats to their memberships, they can count on 911MEDIA to help them deploy strategic communications. The marketing firm was recently selected by the Las Vegas Police Protective Association (LVPPA) to create www.SaveOurMarshals.com. The website is devoted to rallying public support for the city of Las Vegas’ marshals, who face dramatic force reductions due to the city’s projected $400 million deficit over the next five years.
Aug 7, 2009 | Press-Releases
From a field of almost 3,785 entries, the work of custom publishing, marketing communications and design firm 911MEDIA was recently honored with 2009 APEX awards from Communications Concepts, Inc. Previously, the firm won four APEX awards in 2006.
Jul 15, 2009 | Press-Releases
Experiencing tough financial times, communities and governments across the country are finding ways to slash spending. Consequently, organizations that represent public safety interests are now finding themselves in crisis mode, suddenly seeking unprecedented support from citizens and civic leaders in order to maintain an ongoing investment in public safety and job creation. Reductions and eliminations in public safety programs are a 911 emergency of a totally new type, opening the doors to increased security and safety threats, according to Mark Deitch, president/CEO of 911MEDIA. An award-winning firm that creates custom communications for corporate and non-profit clients nationwide, 911MEDIA specializes in labor associations that represent public safety.
Apr 2, 2009 | Press-Releases
Since 1980, California retired peace officers and their families have depended on the Retired Peace Officers Association of California (RPOAC) to advance their professional status, honor their contributions to public safety and protect their pensions, tax benefits and medical insurance from devaluation as the state struggles with budget cuts. Now, with the upcoming launch of the quarterly Retired Peace Officers Journal, members will receive a regular record of the RPOAC’s efforts, including information on the most recent state and federal legislative actions of significance, as well as updates on RPOAC events and other items of interest.
Jan 27, 2009 | Press-Releases
When the more than 900 sworn police officers, fire fighters, security and staff personnel of the Los Angeles Airport Police Department need to learn about the latest issues affecting their interests as first responders, they will soon have a publication to turn to: Alert3, the forthcoming quarterly voice of the Los Angeles Airport Peace Officers Association (LAAPOA). The association, the fourth-largest law-enforcement agency in Los Angeles County, has “maintained a leadership role in organizing, empowering and representing the interests of all current and retired members” since its inception in 1984. LAAPOA will depend on the professional capabilities of custom publishing, marketing and design agency 911MEDIA to produce the new magazine and assist the association in building a future web site.
