Clapp Communications Adds Baltimore County Department of Health to Its Client List

BALTIMORE, May 18, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Baltimore-based, award-winning marketing and public relations firm Clapp Communications is pleased to announce Baltimore County Department of Health as its newest client. Clapp Communications will be providing advertising and marketing services for the county's underage and binge drinking awareness campaign.

"Clapp Communications is thrilled to work with the Baltimore County Department of Health on this important project," said Barb Clapp, President and CEO of Clapp Communications. "Underage and binge drinking is a serious issue, and we are proud that we can lend our expertise to maximize exposure for the campaign." In the past, Clapp Communications also worked with Baltimore County on their "ReDiscover Your Neighborhood Downtown" campaign and Influenza vaccination services project.

Through its awareness campaign, the county seeks to teach 18-25 year olds about the dangers of underage and binge drinking as well as educate on responsible drinking practices. To learn more about the Baltimore County Department of Health, visit: www.baltimorecountymd.gov/41088REACH.

About Clapp Communications
Clapp Communications is a full-service marketing agency, whose expertise spans public affairs, media planning and buying, brand development, public relations, event planning, marketing strategy and product launch, as well as creative development.  Clapp Communications is customer service driven and tailors individual programs to meet clients' needs. Customers consist of local, regional and large national brands in sectors including education, healthcare, government, associations, non-profit, corporate, hospitality and economic development. For more information about Clapp Communications' services, visit: www.clappcommunications.com.

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