posted by Joe Polk at 2:49 PM /
When it comes to public relations, Mt. Lebanon officials go all the way.
The affluent suburb -- where the median family income neared $80,000 in the last census -- allocated about $838,000 this year to spread good news about itself. It employs two full-timers in its public information office: Susan Fleming Morgans, who is paid $82,229, and new addition Laura Pace, who makes $34,916.
"There's a welcoming atmosphere here," said Fleming Morgans. "We want residents to feel free to bring up questions about anything in the community."
Link: www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/cityregion/s_535524.html
The affluent suburb -- where the median family income neared $80,000 in the last census -- allocated about $838,000 this year to spread good news about itself. It employs two full-timers in its public information office: Susan Fleming Morgans, who is paid $82,229, and new addition Laura Pace, who makes $34,916.
"There's a welcoming atmosphere here," said Fleming Morgans. "We want residents to feel free to bring up questions about anything in the community."
Link: www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/cityregion/s_535524.html
Labels: mtl magazine, municipality, public relations
3 Comments:
I like getting the mtl each month to see what's happening in the community, but we could cull a lot of deer with that kind of scratch!
Wow,and Mt. Lebanites complain about teachers salaries?
Make no mistake, the current Commission has made it clear "mtl is a house organ."
I still look forward to reading the Magazine. I also look forward to guidance from the new Commission for a greater sense of balance when "informing" on Municipal issues.
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