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Duncan Citizen Satisfaction Survey Begins Next Week

Duncan residents will have a chance to share feedback on the city’s services and identify spending priorities through a citizen satisfaction survey.
Discovery Research will call 400 random households to complete the survey. Mayor Phil Kent says the results will be compared to results from previous surveys.
Residents who are not contacted by phone can take part in the process by completing the online version of the survey from the city website.
The survey takes place between September 28th and October 15th.
Kasi Johnston
Kasi Johnston
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