Our team includes former communications directors from leading transportation agencies. We’ve been in your shoes—and we know how to anticipate what’s next while keeping projects moving amid competing priorities.

Our communications work is backed by technical experts with direct project experience—allowing us to identify risks early and address issues before they become problems.

We are local, living, working, and investing in the communities we serve. We understand local priorities and issues, and we’re ready to deploy quickly with solutions that reflect real community needs.

The DOT Collective team crafts compelling brand identities and messaging strategies that resonate with target audiences, ensuring consistent and impactful communication across all platforms.

They develop comprehensive content strategies and produce high-quality content tailored to engage and inform audiences, aligning with the overall brand vision and goals.

The team leverages cutting-edge digital tools to enhance online presence, optimize user experiences, and drive digital transformation initiatives.

The team creates and executes effective event promotion strategies, utilizing various channels to maximize attendance and engagement for both virtual and in-person events.

They produce visually appealing and informative graphic designs, documents, infographics, and maps that effectively communicate complex information in an accessible and attractive manner.

They design and distribute engaging email newsletters and announcements that keep stakeholders informed and connected, fostering strong relationships and brand loyalty.

The team plans and manages dynamic social media campaigns that boost brand visibility, engage audiences, and drive meaningful interactions across social platforms.

They offer comprehensive video services, from capturing footage on-foot or from the sky, to editing and producing polished videos that effectively convey messages and stories.

Ensuring equal access to information and functionality for all users. Key areas covered include designing websites and graphics that don’t rely solely on color, ensuring multimedia accessibility through captions or audio descriptions, and remediating electronic documents with tag structures for assistive technologies.