Mission
The Mayor's Office of Communications is responsible for managing communications of the City of Atlanta. By assisting the departments and agencies in developing and promoting key messages, the Mayor’s Office of Communications is responsible for:
- Developing and maintaining relationships with national and local media outlets.
- Managing the content and design of www.atlantaga.gov
- Providing support to city officials through preparation of talking points and speeches.
- Producing programming for City Channel 26 and the City's website.
- Collaborating on the creation and distribution of the City's printed and electronic communications.
- Accompanying Mayor Reed at public appearances, meetings and media interviews.
- Providing ceremonial documents for constituents of the City of Atlanta.
Click here for Standard Policies and Procedures for Ceremonial Documents and Form
Telecommunications
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Digital Television Transition Information
By federal law on June 12, 2009, most television stations must stop sending analog over-the-air signals and transition to digital broadcasting.
In order for your current television set to receive the new digital signals, you will need a digital converter box.
To offset the cost of the converter boxes, the federal government has set up a coupon program. Every U.S. household can apply for up to two $40 coupons. Converter boxes cost between $40 and $70 and depending on your specific needs, the coupon may cover the entire cost of the box.
But you must apply for coupons now. Coupons are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and are going fast.
You can request the coupons today by calling 1-888-DTV-2009 (1-888-388-2009), 1-877-530-2634 (TTY) or request a coupon online at www.DTV2009.gov.
For information about the Digital Television Transition, click here.