Getting the complex message across in an
easy to understand way. Harder than it sounds,
and a daily challenge on our sensitive, high-profile projects. In today’s fast paced world online media is used to get important information to a broad audience. Through strategic use of online media we help clients develop web sites, videos, narrated presentations, and databases to share and store information.

In-house graphic designers take a communication piece from initial concept through delivery. Creative design concepts, tailored to client formats and design standards, tell the story on all elements of our projects. We work with clients to design a look and feel that reflects their messages and then take it all the way through printing and distribution.
EnviroIssues Helps Sound Transit Launch System Expansion Web Site

Keeping the community up to date on future transit plans in the region required quick action and creative design. EnviroIssues worked closely with Sound Transit to develop a new web site to communicate the transit agency’s proposals for regional transit expansion. Our team developed user friendly navigation, informative content and interactive materials to help engage the public and gather feedback. See the agency’s plans for yourself.

 
Regional Conversation on Tolling 520 Begins

Tolling can be a complicated and confusing topic. With many choices to consider and compare, information can quickly become overwhelming. EnviroIssues is working closely with a tolling project team across three Puget Sound agencies to develop an independent web site that allows all of the information to be displayed in a clear and easy to use format. With interactive elements, the site provides the public with information about why tolling is needed and scenarios under consideration. Learn about tolling at this new site.

 
Public Works Department Strives to Better Serve Customers

EnviroIssues worked with Pierce County Public Works and Utilities to create engaging permanent displays for a new central maintenance facility. Our team developed creative graphic design material and managed production and implementation for the displays including historical displays and artwork, and grand opening signage.

 
Building a Strong Identity

Chambers Creek, located in Pierce County, is one of the largest public landholdings in the Puget Sound region. Recently, the county began creating parks and development parcels on what was once old mining land. EnviroIssues worked closely with Pierce County communicators during the logo development process to help Chambers Creek develop a neighborhood identity that highlighted the work being accomplished in the region.