Port looking to hire p.r. firms

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Seeking to break a three-year prohibition prompted by a "pay-to-play" scandal under former Mayor James Hahn, the Port of Los Angeles is seeking to hire two private public relations firms to long-term contracts worth $1.3 million.

The Harbor Commission last month voted to approve the scope of work with the Rogers Group and Hill and Knowlton to develop a public outreach and education program to promote its new Clean Air Action Plan.Daily News.

The firms also would develop additional efforts, and create an informational program to help the port get more federal funds for its programs.

Both firms were selected after responding to requests for proposals.

The Rogers Group will be paid up to $750,000 for a three-year contract and Hill and Knowlton will be paid $600,000 for its three-year agreement.

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