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CH2M HILL has an impressive roster of community involvement specialists who have worked closely with federal, state, and local agencies to provide comprehensive techniques for interagency and community coordination and facilitation. Our specialists can support planning, design, and implementation of projects with effective tools and techniques to inform and involve community members and regulatory agencies, build consensus among all team members, foster collaboration and commitment to move agendas forward, and resolve disputes and disagreements with problem solving techniques.
Our team members are skilled in small group facilitation and dispute resolution, which leads to effective decision making. We have facilitated breakout groups at public meetings and helped stakeholders identify their concerns and reach …show more content…

CH2M HILL specializes in preparing materials that are meaningful, tailored to community issues and concerns, and that communicate complex technical issues in language and images that are easily understood by local communities. CH2M HILL develops fact sheets, newsletters, and videos as successful communication tools, as well as training manuals to support clients in conducting workshops. With full, in-house capabilities for desktop publishing, graphic design, printing, slide show production, and videotaping editing and production, CH2M HILL provides complete production services for community information materials.
Workshops/briefings. These are proven avenues to provide communities with information about a project or organization and solicit feedback. CH2M HILL facilitates effective public interactions by developing and implementing meeting formats to meet program goals and promote meaningful communications. We can help public forums progress more smoothly by assisting the sponsor with meeting preparation, conducting "dry runs," developing presentation graphics, facilitating meetings, and training

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