Contract with National Research Center to survey residents about spending priorities
In Plain English
The city plans to ask residents what services matter most to them before setting the 2007/08 budget. The survey helps council members decide how to spend tax dollars and improve city services. Results will guide decisions on everything from parks to public safety funding.
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Votes
Approved the contract and directed staff to submit another draft with Council's suggestions and comments at the January 23rd Council meeting
8 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved a contract to survey residents about their priorities for city services before setting the 2007/08 budget. This survey will ask residents what matters most to them - from parks to public safety - to help guide how the city spends tax dollars. The council requested some changes to the contract and will review a revised version at their January 23rd meeting before moving forward. This is a routine planning tool that gives residents a voice in budget decisions.
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