Public service coverage works best when it tells people what to do next because transparency reduces rumor-driven panic. This kind of steady pacing is what public media does well.

Public service coverage works best when it tells people what to do next especially when services change without much notice. More comparisons to past decisions would add perspective.

Public service coverage works best when it tells people what to do next so residents can plan rather than guess. It’s strongest when it avoids drama and sticks to steps.

Clarity beats slogans in public information segments and it’s easier to follow when numbers are shown on screen. Interviews with residents make the impact feel real.