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Casey Pratt Joins Mayor Sheng Thao’s Administration as New Chief of Communications

Oakland, CALocal News

Mayor Sheng Thao has announced the appointment of Casey Pratt as the new Chief of Communications for the City of Oakland, marking a significant step in enhancing the city's communication efforts. With a robust background in public relations, Pratt is expected to bring innovative strategies to improve outreach and engagement with Oakland residents. Mayor Thao highlighted the critical role of effective communication in building trust and transparency within the community. This appointment aligns with the mayor's broader goals of prioritizing public safety and community services in her administration. The city has been actively working on various initiatives, and clear communication is seen as vital for their success.

Residents are encouraged to stay connected with the city through newsletters and updates. This strategic move reflects the administration's commitment to fostering an informed and engaged citizenry. The administration looks forward to leveraging Pratt's expertise to strengthen the connection between the city and its residents.

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