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Community Engagement
Mission
Communicate City initiatives, programs, services, and events through public awareness, engagement, and transparency.
What is Community Engagement?
The Community Engagement Department encourages and supports all city departments and the residents of Princeton to work collaboratively to build positive relationships and promote innovative avenues to be involved, informed, and engaged through enhanced communication to further develop communication networks of informed stakeholders.
Responsibilities
- Brand standards and logo management
- Community Outreach
- Media Relations
- Publications including newsletters, videos, etc.
- Social media
- Special events
- Website content
News & Information
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Helpful Documents
Eye on Princeton Special Report - Emergency Operation
- Emergency Operations - CivicReady - Loss of Heat - Winter Storm - Chief Tom Harvey
- Register to get help in case of a disaster or emergency - Chief Tom Harvey
- Prepare for Icy Weather Conditions: Staying Below Freezing - Capt. Ben Harp, Emergency Management Specialist
Eye on Princeton Fire Department
- Meet the Fire Chief – Chief Tom Harvey
- Day in the life of a Princeton Firefighter – Princeton FD
- Protecting you and your family from a house fire - Chief Tom Harvey
- Fireworks -Safety - Where are they legal? - Joe Cedeno, Fire Inspector
- Grilling Safety: How to protect your children! - Joe Cedeno, Fire Inspector
- Enjoying a Boat Trip on Lake Lavon and how to do it safely! - Princeton FD
Eye on Princeton Public Works Department
- Public Works explains how to protect your drainage system and save money! - Tommy Mapp, Director of Public Works & Mary Abercrombie, Environmental Education Coordinator
- Water Usage and How to reduce your monthly charges! - Tommy Mapp, Director of Public Works & Mary Abercrombie, Environmental Education Coordinator
- Save on your water bill - Tommy Mapp, Director of Public Works
- Christmas tree go where? Defend your drain. – Tommy Mapp, Director of Public Works
Eye on The City of Princeton
- Growth and traffic in Princeton – Mayor Brianna Chacon
- Where families can play in Princeton – Mayor Brianna Chacon
- CivicReady - Bryan Washington, City Council, Place 3
- Growth, Business and City Parks - Bryan Washington, City Council, Place 3
- Congregate Meal Program - Senior Citizens - Meals on Wheels– Mayor Brianna Chacon, Meals on Wheels Collin County CEO Marzella Tyson, & Meals on Wheels Social Worker Ebony Underwood
Eye on Community Engagement
- “Who you gonna call at City Hall” – Tenishea Turner, Director of Community Engagement
- What to do in 2022 and City Hall will be moving. A Lagoon? - Tenishea Turner, Director of Community Engagement
Eye on Princeton Police Department
- How to protect our community and have a cup of coffee - Chief Mark Moyle
- Road Rage" and what to do if it happens to you- Chief Mark Moyle
- What to do when pulled over. School Zone and school bus safety - Chief Mark Moyle
- A Welcome Message from the City of Princeton Police Department - Chief Mark Moyle
Eye on Princeton Parks & Recreation
- We're talking Parks and Recreation - Chase Bryant, Director of Parks & Rec
Eye on Princeton Lois Nelson Public Library
- Story Time and programs at the library - Glenda Puckett, Library Director
Eye on Princeton Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting Event
- Words on the occasion - Mayor Brianna Chacon
- Words on the occasion & the benefits of being under one roof - Derek Borg, City Manager & Mark Moyle, Police Chief
- Words on the occasion - Bryan Washington, City Councilman & Danielle Maratas from Allegiance Title Company
Eye on Princeton Community Events
- July Spectacular - Fireworks. Music, Food and a Kids Fun Zone - Stephanie O'Brien, Community Events Manager
- Let's Talk Fall Fest - Stephanie O'Brien, Community Events Manager