Public Involvement | Rawle Murdy

PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT

A Little Outreach
Goes a Long Way

Rawle Murdy has partnered with local governments and private companies on public involvement and community outreach programs. While our tactical approach has evolved, our philosophy remains steadfast: A successful public outreach program is about doing what’s right for each project and the impacted stakeholders.

PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT

A Little Outreach
Goes a Long Way

Over the past four decades, Rawle Murdy has partnered with state, county and municipal governments, as well as a broad range of private-sector companies on myriad public involvement and community outreach programs. While our tactical approach has evolved with time and technology, our philosophy remains steadfast: A successful public outreach program isn’t about checking boxes; it’s about doing what’s right for each project and the stakeholders who might be impacted.

Transparent

and Timely

Rawle Murdy develops public relations and community outreach programs that are strategic, creative, and disciplined. We believe strongly in transparent and timely communications, working collaboratively with all relevant constituencies. Our goal is to help clients create the best possible plan. “Best” because it is informed by broad-based community involvement and because the community will feel fully invested in its successful implementation.

THE POWER OF PROACTIVITY

The public doesn’t like to hear about news after it happens either. They like to be part of the dialogue. We work to stay ahead of the story, putting it out on our terms, giving our clients a much better chance for success.

BENEFIT-ORIENTED

We uncover all of the significant benefits of every project. And those become the lead to the story, serving as the connective tissue with influential individuals throughout the state and local region.

ENGAGE FAR AND WIDE

Numerous constituencies can be positively engaged in the dialogue. From elected officials and civic organizations to church groups and community leaders. The wider the net is cast, the more likely a project will succeed.

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Let's Do This

Show, Don’t Tell

Here are some highlights from the recent public involvement work we have done.

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Ride CARTA

For years, Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority (CARTA) had struggled to gain traction in Lowcountry. Now as the region continues to grow, CARTA’s success is more imperative than ever.

Digital Development

Charleston’s public bus system needed a new website that could better serve its users with real time updates. #WheresTheBus