The City of Penticton is conducting a survey to get feedback from residents about a variety of issues. (File photo)

The City of Penticton is conducting a survey to get feedback from residents about a variety of issues. (File photo)

City of Penticton has survey to get resident feedback

The City of Penticton is conducting a survey of residents to get feedback on local issues.

Six years after the last one, the City of Penticton is launching a survey to get feedback from residents about quality of life, city services and priorities.

Residents interested in participating are encouraged to complete the survey online at shapeyourcitypenticton.ca or by completing hard copies available at the Seniors’ Drop-in Centre, city hall, the library and community centre.

“Citizen surveys are an important form of measurement that allow council and staff to evaluate services and measure changes either year over year or city by city,” said engagement strategist, JoAnne Kleb in a news release. “The information collected is of considerable value for council and staff when planning annual budgets, setting priorities or evaluating services.

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“We encourage everyone to get involved and share their thoughts.”

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The survey is to remain open until May 3 and participants’ names will be entered in a draw for a chance to win one of 10, $100 gift cards from a variety of participating merchants.


 

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