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U.K. Winner: The Stoke City Council set out to transform the citizen experience by implementing new engagement initiatives, including a digital newsletter that grew to over 40,000 subscribers in 10 months, a new website interface, an IT mentorship program and ongoing infrastructure improvements.

Communicator of the Year: Recognizing the individual communicator making a marked difference in the way their organization interacts and communicates with citizens.

Joe Ellickson, City of Saint Paul Department of Public Works
Since joining the City of Saint Paul's Department of Public Works, Joe has been working tirelessly to enhance the City's internal and external communications. By leveraging mobile technology, in addition to innovative communications tactics like list segmentation, Joe helped the Saint Paul Public Works Department reach new audiences and better their citizen experience.

Creative Use of Digital Citizen Engagement: Recognizing organizations using digital engagement in creative ways, including a unique campaign purpose, unusual and effective content, or exceptional method of engaging citizens.

Winners:

San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency: Recognized for creative use of text messaging to engage citizens in a local construction project overhauling a two-mile stretch of urban highway.
Indiana Bicentennial Commission: Recognized for transforming the online presence of the Commission by combining social media and e-newsletters with timeliness and reach.
U.S. Food & Drug Administration: To celebrate FDA's Year of Clinical Trial Diversity, the Office of Minority Health launched the #ClinicalTrialsChampion campaign in June 2016 to raise awareness about the need for diversity in clinical research.
U.K. Winner: Southampton City Council: For an innovative technology-based approach to publishing statutory notices and driving up citizen engagement with them.