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City of Alexandria
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Re: Norfolk Southern Ethanol
- To: Michele Evans
- Subject: Re: Norfolk Southern Ethanol
- From: Tony Castrilli/Alex
- Date: 06 May 2008 09:04:20
- Bcc:
- Cc:
 ;  ; Valerie Brown
Michele,
A few thoughts regarding your inquires....First
I think the media interest in this type of story would be high due to the
fact that this is the classic, not in my backyard type of
story. It was be easy for the media to find residents that would express
concerns regarding the possible dangers. While the dangers are clearly
very low the media always like to ask the questions, "what if, and
how are they prepared?"
The good news is we are clearly going
to get the message out to the residents before the community finds out
through the media or other means. Also it looks like the fire chief is
well prepared to handle possible media inquires.
One more idea at least to consider regarding
coverage on challenging issues in general. We are in a position of strength
if we control the story pitch to the media before they call us. The goal
is to let the media know we are not only aware of this issue, but
we have already let the residents know, and the city has a plan to address
the issue. As a result the media will go after the operators of the facility
and use us for the facts and solutions.
Tony
| Michele Evans/Alex
05/05/2008 05:53 PM
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Hi,
Here is the final draft of the memo
with Ignacio's changes and several changes and additions that I have made
today. Would you please take a look at this and get me your
comments as soon as you can? We are striving to get this out tomorrow.
thanks
Michele
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