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Newberg, OR · 2025 Newberg, OR turns a required report into a community resource.
A 13-page report, a complete Spanish edition, and a direct-mail postcard — all the regulatory data, presented so residents can find it, understand it, and act on it.
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Monmouth, OR · 2024 Educational brochures revive the city leaf program.
Brochures designed for shelf-life and door-step delivery boosted seasonal participation.
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Redmond, OR · 2024 Redmond, OR meets state & customer needs with a professionally designed CCR.
Eye-catching graphics, all the technical data, one clean report — the kind of work clients quietly forward to their counterparts in other agencies.
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Oak Harbor, WA · 2024 CBSM brochures cut restaurant water pollution in Oak Harbor.
A targeted CBSM (community-based social marketing) brochure campaign measurably reduced kitchen-grease pollution at the source.
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Redding, CA · 2023 'Think Before You Flush' makes national news.
A single piece of door-hanger creative shifted flushable-wipe behavior across the country.
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Real outcomes from agencies across the country.
2021 Oak Harbor, WA: Community Based Social Marketing (CBSM)
The Issue: The City of Oak Harbor was in need of assistance to meet the NPDES Phase II Western Washington Municipal Stormwater Permit Requirement S5.C.1.c which states that : “Each Permittee shall measure the understanding and adoption of the targeted behaviors for at least one…
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2020 Redding, CA's National ‘Think Before You Flush' Campaign
Previously, Goldstreet Designs had the privilege of working with Tracy with the City of Redding on the creation of a double-sided door hanger designed to raise awareness of flushing safety, and what not to flush down the toilet. Recently, these public outreach materials proved v…
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2020 Mesquite's Holiday Video on Sewer Overflow Awareness
The City of Mesquite reached out to Goldstreet for a recent holiday promotion on the dangers associated with the improper disposal of fats, oils, and grease (FOG). Tim, with the City of Mesquite, informed the Goldstreet team of the concern with sanitary sewer overflows within th…
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2020 Burlingame's Water Quality Education for Residents
The City of Burlingame came to Goldstreet in search of a water quality report that would educate residents on the quality of their tap water, and raise awareness regarding the city water division's ongoing programs designed to keep their water safe. Working with Jennifer, for th…
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2020 Redmond Meets Water Quality Reporting Standards
Goldstreet had the privilege of working with the City of Redmond, Oregon on developing its annual water quality report. With an overall goal of maintaining compliance with state and federal requirements, the Goldstreet team created a high-quality report using custom imagery, hig…
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2020 Lake Stevens' Environmental Truck Sticker Education
The Goldstreet Design team is dedicated to providing one of a kind services designed to meet the unique needs of our clients. We were proud to team up with Tonya of the Lake Stevens Sewer District to create full-sized, double-sided truck stickers featuring color graphics and cus…
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2020 Rockville's Community Approach to Water Pollution
The Rockville Department of Public Works is dedicated to raising awareness surrounding pollution, and the importance of keeping dangerous chemicals out of streams. Recently Goldstreet worked with Wendy of the Public Works to create a high-end, custom poster for use in three of t…
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2020 Election Mailer Sparks Campaign Interest
Goldstreet had the privilege of working with Steve of the South Valley Sewer District on the creation of an election campaign mailer. With his ongoing campaign for South Valley Sewer District Board of Trustees, Steve states "I enlisted Goldstreet to obtain access to their repert…
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2020 The Dalles' FOG Reduction Educational Mailer
The City of The Dalles, Oregon came to Goldstreet in search of a mailer designed to educate residents and raise awareness on residential fats, oils, and grease in the sewer lines. Working with Jill, from The City of The Dalles, the Goldstreet team set out to create a high-qualit…
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2020 Kearns District's Creative Can Lid FOG Initiative
With the overall goal of educating the public on how to properly dispose of fats, oils, and grease (FOG), Goldstreet worked with Riley, of the Kearns Improvement District, a water and sewer utility company located in Kearns, UT, to develop custom can lids. Featuring informationa…
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2020 Seaside's Water Quality Education for Residents
Dale, with the City of Seaside, came to Goldstreet in search of a high-end water quality report designed to educate consumers, including school children, on the quality of their water. Working with the Goldstreet team, Dale noted the importance of the annual Consumer Confidence…
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2020 Mount Pleasant's Fresh Take on Water Quality Reports
The team at the Mount Pleasant Waterworks was in search of a "fresh look" for their annual drinking water consumer confidence report. After many years of using the same format, they hoped to capture the attention of their customers and gain a renewed interest in the city's water…
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2020 Pacifica's FOG Safety Boost with Public Outreach
Goldstreet Designs was proud to celebrate a successful collaboration with the City of Pacifica on the launch of their Fats, Oils, and Grease outreach program. Designed to raise awareness and provide education to Pacifica, CA residents on the risks and dangers of the improper dis…
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2020 Monmouth Revitalizes Leaf Program with Brochures
The City of Monmouth came to Goldstreet Designs after experiencing confusion regarding their city leaf program. Shannon, with the City of Monmouth, expressed concern surrounding their messaging, dates, and a general understanding of the city's leaf pickup program, which was desi…
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2019 Central Lincoln's Community Solar Launch Success
To say Central Lincoln was nervous about launching a new community solar program would be an understatement. Various other cities have similar programs that seem to be struggling to take off, leaving the lingering question: ‘how could they do it differently’ and get people excit…
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2019 Midstate's Monthly Community Communications
Midstate knows that communicating and communicating frequently with their clients is the key to understanding. Each month they send out a newsletter and a Ruralite publication full of articles and information to the members in their community. Their goal is to work with a vendor…
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2019 Lassen District Eases Smart Meter Concerns
Technology and change can be equally exciting and scary at the same time. When Lassen Municipal Utility District (LMUD) decided to convert their community to AMI (smart) meters they wanted to help their customers understand what the new meters were and weren’t capable of. Educat…
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2018 The City of Indio Tackles Household Hazardous Waste
When was the last time you thought about Household Hazardous Wastes, or HHW? These are leftover household products that can catch fire, react, or explode under certain circumstances. HHW, which include corrosive and toxic products, like: paints, cleaners, oils, batteries, and pe…
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2018 City of Sierra Madre Saves Funding with a Flyer
Sometimes Utilities and City Departments wonder if printed collateral like flyers are actually worth the investment. A recent victory for the Sierra Madre Police Association is a great example of just how influential a flyer campaign can be. In April, Sierra Madre faced a vote t…
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2018 El Centro Storm Water and Drought Outreach For Kids
SITUATION ANALYSIS: For a desert farming town such as El Centro, storm water and water conservation practices are of critical importance. Educating children on these topics is a great way to instill healthy habits from an early age and help safeguard the future of the community.…
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2018 City of Bend
SITUATION ANALYSIS: The City of Bend had an ongoing challenge to educate the public about Fats, Oils and Grease. Most customers simply don’t understand that the particles and grease they put down their drains can cause backups in both their homes and in the sewer lines. Original…
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2015 Watsonville Truck Stickers-Moving Billboards
Situation Analysis: The City of Watsonville had an entire fleet of trucks, and therefore had blank space for communication messages as the vehicles traveled around the City. They had several messages they sought to convey and had specific goals in mind. First, they wanted to rea…
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2015 West County: Kids' Wastewater & Stormwater Booklet
Situation Analysis: West County actively works with 3rd – 5th grade students on the education of wastewater through treatment plant tours. This program occurs annually and they were seeking a ‘takeaway’ piece for students to enjoy. The need was to create an activity booklet that…
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