Union County's Public Communications Department won three national Communicator Awards for outstanding work in logo design, videography and efforts executing a multi-channel campaign. 

Award-winning categories and projects include:

• General Logo-Government: Union County Economic Development logo
• Integrated & Multi-Channel Campaigns - General-Government & Municipal: "Foster the Future" Foster Parent Recruitment Campaign (in partnership with Social Services)
• Video - General Government & Associations: Women in Leadership: Honoring our County Commissioners

The Communicator Awards recognize excellence, effectiveness and innovation across all areas of communication. All projects submitted for awards were reviewed by the Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts (AIVA) - a judge panel comprised of industry leaders in the communications field - and scored on a 10-point scale. Union County's three submissions each earned Awards of Distinction. 

“These awards show how hard our team works to share clear, creative and meaningful information with our community,” said Liz Cooper, Director of Public Communications. “We are proud to help connect people with the services, programs and stories that matter to them.”

Union County’s Public Communications department serves both residents and employees by keeping them connected, engaged and informed across multiple channels. The team manages organizational communications strategy, media relations, digital content, branding, marketing, public records coordination, audiovisual support, event planning, and more.