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The award winning Communications Division is dedicated to transparency and openness in government, by providing accurate information in a timely manner. Whether it is a much anticipated park opening, a change in the solid waste collection schedule or an upcoming process involving citizens’ input, the Communications Division disseminates information to the community in a variety of ways.


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The Communications Division works directly with media outlets providing accurate responses to reporters’ questions in a timely fashion. The Public Information Officer also keeps the media informed about City Commission agenda items and suggests news story ideas about what is happening within the City of Sarasota, and writes and disseminates news releases.

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From City Commission meetings, magazine-style programs, snippets of life via Eye On Sarasota, to informative, creative Public Service Announcements.

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City Hall Room 110
1565 First Street
Sarasota, FL 34236

Telephone: (941) 954- 4160
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