One County's Social Media Stats: Hurricane Sandy

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Post by: Kim Stephens

Fairfax County, VA's Office of Public Affairs published their Social Media "Metrics Report" which provides a quantitative assessment of how well their social media presence was received during Hurricane Sandy (October 26-31 specifically). One of the more interesting components is the comparison to their social media numbers during Hurricane Irene, a big event for the Northern Virginia and Washington DC area.

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Since we just did a tabletop and updated our Emergency Operations Plan--emergency planning is on my mind and this blog is a very interesting on the use of social media during Hurricane Sandy in a variety of states. A lot to be learned here....

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I'm the Director of Emergency Services/Chief of Police for the Auburn Hills Police and Fire Departments. What a great experience; what a great group of firefighters and police officers, communications staff and civilians; what a great community.

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