The Guam Public Information Program “Community Outreach”
 
I. Background:  A Community Outreach program has been identified as the preferred process to provide necessary information to the people of Guam while ensuring current, accurate information is reaching the intended audience.  Communication with the people of Guam and stakeholders of the Military Expansion and Integration effort is an important aspect of the Governor’s approach to ensuring Guam benefits greatly from this opportunity.
 
II. Purpose:  Community Outreach is intended to establish a continuous (open) communication forum for the people of Guam and the various stakeholders in the military expansion effort.  This program’s goal will be to provide timely and accurate communications regarding the plans, objectives, and status of the US Military Expansion and Integration activities and clearly define the policies, goals and objectives of the Government of Guam.  The intended benefit is to address the questions, interests, and concerns of the people of Guam.
 
Program goals:

• Foster An Understanding of Integration Activities with the Expansion Effort
• Build Community Involvement and Acceptance
• Enhance Two–Way Communication Between The Government and The People Of Guam
 

The Governor’s office will continue to develop the conceptual vision and strategy that will continue to define the Communication Program & Outreach objectives.  The Office of the Governor recognizes the need to maintain an open channel of two–way communication with the people of Guam and to the many stakeholders that reside on–island as well as in other parts of the world.  
 
A Community Outreach solution should be the “eyes and ears” for the people of Guam vested in the successful integration of the military expansion and the achievement of the intended benefits for Guam.
 
This Report is provided to The Government of Guam and is for release only to those determined by The Government of Guam.  The analysis in this Report is based on information and data provided by The Government of Guam and Island industry officials during a six week study.

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