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Politics & Government

Lilburn Hires Public Relations Manager

Nikki Young, a former Hall County public information officer, was hired by the city as Lilburn aims to boost its visibility.

 

The City of Lilburn has hired a Public Relations Manager to increase the visibility and credibility of the city government. Nikki Young will encourage better communication between the city and its residents, boost citizen involvement in city initiatives and events, as well as increase Lilburn’s exposure beyond its boundaries. She also will serve as the primary point of contact for the media.

“I will work to make Lilburn residents more aware of our services, operations and events so that they can get the most out of their city government,” Young said. “Promoting the positive aspects of the city will help Lilburn reach its goal of becoming a destination for nonresidents.”

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Young comes to Lilburn from Hall County Government, where she served four years as Public Information Officer. She was previously a reporter and editor for newspapers in Gainesville, Braselton and Hoschton. Young lives in Braselton in Gwinnett County.

“We are looking forward to the many positive impacts Nikki will have upon the city,” said Doug Stacks, Director of Planning & Economic Development, whose department includes the new Public Relations Manager.

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(Editor's note: this article was taken directly from a press release from the city of Lilburn.)

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