Enroll in national survey program to measure resident satisfaction
$30,000
In Plain English
The city wants to join a standardized survey program that measures how satisfied residents are with city services. The National Research Center runs surveys in hundreds of cities using identical questions, allowing Richmond to compare results with similar communities. If approved, the city spends $30,000 for the 2017 survey.
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Approve consent calendar
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