Road Manager Communication Tools

Better Roads Today. Stronger Networks Tomorrow.

Strong communication from local governments creates trust in its citizens and taxpayers. Your role as a road manager is not only to steward taxpayer resources, but to inform the public how decisions made in favor of your community’s road network are smart decisions for the future. Use these tools to deliver the message.

Get free downloadable resources to communicate with taxpayers and the media. With proactive communication, you can protect the plan and celebrate success in your community.

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Sharable Video

Share this simple video to help residents and decision-makers understand the importance of pavement preservation and asphalt recycling, when it comes to network improvements.

Download Video or Share YouTube Link

Presentation Template

Got an upcoming meeting with the Board of Aldermen? Need to share the plan at your next town hall? Use this free template to advocate for your network improvement plan.

Download Presentation Template

Press Release Template

Let the community know how your plans are delivering for taxpayers each year. With the press release template provided by Road Resource, just plug in your community's information, and share with your local media contacts for clear communication, and a way to celebrate gains for your network.

Download Press Release Template

Yard Signs & Door Hangers

Update the signs and door hangers with traffic updates, project information and your community's messaging. When members of the public understand that their roads are managed with sustainability and budgets in mind, they have a deeper appreciation for the work.

Download Printed Materials Templates

Social Media Posts

Free and downloadable resources for agencies to customize and leverage to advocate for their road networks, including: Press releases, PSAs, door hangers, yard signs, and social media resources.

Download Social Media Post Templates

Informational PDF Documents

Educate others about what it means to follow the principles of preservation, recycling, and network optimization. Your committment to these concepts demonstrates a dedication to improving your community.

Download Informational PDFs