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FIRST PLACE (TIE): “Firefighters on Your Side:
Disaster Planning for the Elderly”
This public relations campaign stresses the
importance of senior citizens planning for an evacuation. It explains
how to prepare an evacuation kit—including medications and emergency
contacts—in the event of an emergency.

Produced by: Lou Paulson
Submitted by: California Professional Firefighters
SECOND PLACE (TIE):
“Answer the Call”
This
multimedia campaign sought
to raise awareness of fire fighters’ charitable activities. The message:
We are a community asset—not a drain on the taxpayer.
Produced by: Professional
Fire Fighters of Arizona
Submitted by: Professional Fire Fighters of Arizona
HONORABLE MENTION:
“Department Mismanagement”
“Pay Cuts for Injuries”
“Pay Cuts as Punishment”
These three segments showcase a campaign to have the parish president
address concerns about safety, lack of equipment, and the need to remove
a particular fire director. Although the parish administration
retaliated with its own campaign, public outrage led Local 1374 to
prevail.
Produced by: Jefferson Parish, LA Local 1374
Submitted by: Jefferson Parish, LA Local 1374
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FIRST PLACE (TIE): “Truth and Realities of
Protecting
New Yorkers"
The Uniformed Firefighters
Association collaborated with Butler Associates to educate and inform
New Yorkers and elected officials with respect to their protection and
the facts about the pensions of fire fighters.

Produced by: Thomas Butler and
James Slevin
Submitted by: Uniformed Firefighters Association of New York Local 94
SECOND PLACE (TIE):
“Tax Election Overview”
“This report of the
November 2009 pension sales tax initiative captured the successful
strategy to save defined benefit pensions.

Produced by: Eric Latimer
Submitted by: Springfield, MO Local 152
HONORABLE MENTION:
“Florida Salutes Fire Fighters Tag”
In the wake of September 11, the
Florida Professional Fire Fighters began to promote the idea of a
“Florida Salutes Fire Fighters” license tag. Local 122 jointly promoted
the mayoral campaign of the Jacksonville tax collector, and portions of
the tag sales would go back to the county tax collector’s office as well
as certain Jacksonville fire fighter charities.

Produced by: Mark Treglio
Submitted by: Jacksonville, FL Local 122
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