crisis-message-house

Name: crisis-message-house
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Author: brianpillmore

Draft holding statements, key messages, and Q&A for municipal crisis communications.

Updated Mar 30, 2026

Search Tags:#transparency #crisis #crisis-management #public-communication #municipal #holding-statement #q-and-a

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npx skills add https://github.com/BrianPillmore/MayorGPT --skill crisis-message-house

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Skill: crisis-message-house
Source: https://github.com/BrianPillmore/MayorGPT/tree/main/skills/public-engagement/crisis-message-house
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BrianPillmore/MayorGPT --skill crisis-message-house

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps municipal teams quickly build a disciplined crisis message house that includes a holding statement, core messages, and a robust Q&A to support public communications during incidents.

Core Features & Use Cases

Structured crisis message house: rapidly assemble a coherent public-facing message with a holding statement, key messages, and a prepared Q&A.
Decision-ready workflow: guides the team to clarify the incident question, audience, deadlines, and source material, while ensuring alignment with legal, procurement, and public-notice considerations.
Risk & uncertainty management: flags speculation risk, tone mismatches, and missing information, and records assumptions and next steps for accountability.

Quick Start

Provide a holding statement, key messages, and a Q&A draft for a defined incident after specifying audience, deadline, and available source material.

Frequently Asked Questions about crisis-message-house

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I draft a holding statement for a municipal crisis?▼

To draft a holding statement for a municipal crisis, assemble a structured crisis message house containing core messages and a prepared Q&A. This approach ensures public communications survive executive, legal, fiscal, and public scrutiny during incident response.

What is a crisis message house and when do I need one for public communication?▼

A crisis message house is a structured framework for public communication that includes a holding statement, key messages, and a Q&A. Municipal teams need one during incident response to ensure disciplined, transparent emergency briefings across city departments.

How do I prepare a Q&A for municipal incident response?▼

Preparing a Q&A for municipal incident response requires defining the incident question, target audience, and available source material. The workflow guides city departments to flag speculation risk, record assumptions, and align outputs with legal and public-notice considerations.

Can I use crisis messaging tools for stakeholder briefings across city departments?▼

Yes, structured crisis messaging applies to stakeholder briefings across city departments. The workflow produces decision-ready outputs by clarifying audience, deadlines, and source material while flagging uncertainty and providing next steps for municipal communications.

What are the limitations of automated crisis communication generation for municipalities?▼

Automated crisis communication generation cannot replace legal review or official public-notice procedures. The workflow flags speculation risk, tone mismatches, and missing information, but municipal teams must still verify assumptions and execute documented next steps for accountability.