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Contatos das Assessorias SSP

Contatos das Assessorias de Comunicação da SSP16/05/2009 22:08
Para facilitar e tornar mais ágil o trabalho dos profissionais de imprensa que buscam informações da Secretaria da Segurança Pública do Rio Grande do Sul (SSP/RS) e seus organismos vinculados (Polícia Civil, Brigada Militar, Instituto-Geral de Perícias e Superintendência dos Serviços Penitenciários), principalmente aos finais de semana e feriados, informamos os telefones celulares funcionais das respectivas assessorias, assim como fones convencionais e e-mails para outras demandas durante a semana.

Solicitamos aos profissionais da mídia para que busquem sempre com as assessorias a intermediação das demandas junto às fontes de cada instituição. Ressaltamos também que ao pé da página inicial do site da SSP (www.ssp.rs.gov.br ), no banner Cadastre-se, pode ser efetuado o registro para recebimento do mailing diário de notícias da Secretaria.

SECRETARIA DA SEGURANÇA PÚBLICA ( www.ssp.rs.gov.br )
Coordenador de Comunicação: Jornalista Amilton Belmonte
Fone: (51) 3288-1919/3288-1994 (segunda a sexta-feira, horário comercial)
Celular funcional: (51) 8445-8670 *
e-mail: comunicacao@ssp.rs.gov.br

* Aparelho programado para receber apenas chamadas identificadas

POLÍCIA CIVIL ( www.pc.rs.gov.br )
Coordenador de Comunicação: Delegada Patrícia Tolotti Rodrigues
Fones: (51) 3288-2380/3288-2381 (segunda a sexta-feira, horário comercial)
Celulares funcionais: (51) 8445-9454 e 8445-9748
e-mail: imprensa@policiacivil.rs.gov.br

BRIGADA MILITAR ( www.brigadamilitar.rs.gov.br )
Coordenador de Comunicação: Tenente-Coronel Valmor Araújo de Mello
Fones: (51) 3288-2930/3288-2932 (segunda a sexta-feira, horário comercial)
Celulares funcionais: (51) 8501-6577 e (51) 8501-6575
e-mail: pm5-imprensa@brigadamilitar.rs.gov.br

SUPERINTENDÊNCIA DOS SERVIÇOS PENITENCIÁRIOS ( www.susepe.rs.gov.br )
Assessor de Imprensa: Jornalista Marco Antonio Vieira
Fone: (51) 3288-7285/3288-7289 (segunda a sexta-feira, horário comercial)
Celular funcional: (51) 8443-6887
e-mail: imprensa@susepe.rs.gov.br

INSTITUTO-GERAL DE PERÍCIAS ( www.igp.rs.gov.br )
Assessor de Imprensa: Jornalista Maria da Graça Kreisner
Fone: (51) 3288-5165 (segunda a sexta-feira, horário comercial)
Celular funcional: (51) 8445-8627
e-mail: comunicacao@igp.rs.gov.br

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StoptheWall.org - regular update from the Anti-Apartheid Wall CampaignNewsletter 6 - May 17th, 2009

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