Draft Stakeholder Alert

Neighbor-ready alert email with concrete logistics, impact radius, mitigations, and contact lines you confirm. Bracketed prompts appear for missing hotlines or language access. Optional web search verifies only public items you name. You own operational accuracy.

Local trust is granular. People want to know which corner, which weeknight, and whom to call when the noise starts. Generic corporate empathy reads like an insult when someone cannot reach their driveway. This agent writes the alert email a competent municipal or district communicator would send: plain headline, what is happening, where, when, expected impacts, mitigation steps, and contact paths that actually work. It refuses to invent detour maps, hotline numbers, or policy promises operations never approved. If the user forgets a language access note but mentions diverse audiences, the draft adds a bracketed reminder instead of guessing translations. Optional attachments can carry maps the user already cleared. The tone stays direct because neighborhoods punish spin faster than reporters do.

City communications staff, school districts, utilities, and business associations managing hyperlocal friction.