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PUBLIC
INFORMATION OFFICE
Communications Program
The Public Information Office is responsible for planning and implementing a comprehensive internal and external communications program for the city of Cupertino.
Communications Mission
To increase public awareness, interest, understanding and participation in city issues, programs and services.
Communications Goals
Serve as the communications link between the city and residential, business and other communities in the region.
Ensure all audiences have easy access to information and services via the media of their choice including print, video, Internet, telephone, radio and/or television.
Build community pride and positive identification with the city among our residents and employees.
Increase interest and participation in city services and activities.
Promote city council and departmental goals, initiatives, programs and services.
Keep employees and elected officials well informed to assist them in serving city residents and other audiences.
Assist in creating better internal and external communications.
Enhance our relationship with the news media to enable them to be two-way communicators between city government and the community.
PRESS RELEASES:
2008
February 21, 2008: Cupertino Seeks Residents for Historical Preservation Committee
January 3, 2008: Winter Storm Preparation
2007
October 10, 2007: City Channel 26 Wins Top Awards Nationwide
September 4, 2007: Neighborhood Block Leader Training Offered
August 22, 2007: Cupertino to Hold Special Election, Sandoval Appointed Vice Mayor
August 7, 2007: Vice Mayor Patrick Kwok Resigns from City Council
May 11, 2007: City Recognizes Outstanding Community Volunteers
May 10, 2007: Neighborhood Block Leader Training Offered
February 12, 2007: Free Shredding Again Offered to Cupertino residents
February 8, 2007: Neighborhood Block Leader Training Offered
January 9, 2007:Cupertino Community Planning Meeting
January 2, 2007:Cupertino Kicks Off Community Builder Speaker Series
2006
November 1, 2006:Cupertino Extends Communication with Video Podcasting
August 25, 2006:Virtual Community Forum in Cupertino
July 10, 2006: Cupertino Names Distinguished Artist - 2006
May 1, 2006: Book Sale in Cupertino Community Hall
April 19, 2006: Apple Computer Announces Second Cupertino Campus
April 12, 2006: Intercultural Communications and Basic Training Offered for Block Leaders
March 27, 2006: Block Leader Documentation Training Offered
March 10, 2006: Free Shredding Day Returns to Cupertino
January 12, 2006: Neighborhood Block Leader Training Offered
2005
October 11, 2005: Burglary Prevention Forum in Cupertino
August 31, 2005: Free Educational Programming Available Through the City of Cupertino
July 12, 2005: Cupertino Names Distinguished Artist - 2005
April 21, 2005: City Recognizes Outstanding Community Volunteers
March 22, 2005: City’s Free Shredding Day Recycles, Protects Personal Information
March 15, 2005: Recycling Containers Come to Cupertino Curbsides
Feb. 17, 2005: No Special Election for Cupertino Initiatives
Feb. 7, 2005: New Garbage Containers to Arrive at Cupertino Curbsides
2004
Dec. 13, 2004: Cupertino’s Recycling Program To Begin Weekly Pick-Up
Oct. 21, 2004: Cultural Connection is Topic at Cupertino Block Leader Meeting
Oct. 13, 2004: Cupertino Library Campaign Recognizes Community Donors
Sept. 17, 2004: City Of Cupertino Recieves Statewide 2004 Helen Putnam Award
Sept. 16, 2004: City Wide Garage Sale
June 7, 2004: It’s About the Kids!
June 4, 2004: Cupertino Names 'Distinguished Artist'
April 30, 2004: City Recognizes Outstanding Community Volunteers
April 19, 2004: Auto Break-Ins on the Rise in Cupertino
Feb. 5, 2004: Cupertino Library Campaign Recognizes Community Donors
2003
Oct. 21, 2003: Cupertino Business People and Former Residents
Fred and Annie Chan Donate $325,000 for New Marine Aquarium
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Public Information Officer
Name:
Rick Kitson
Tel:
408.777.3200
Email:
pio@cupertino.org
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