Town invites Fountain Hills residents to participate in survey panel
FlashVote for public input
The Town of Fountain Hills is looking for feedback from residents with a new tool.
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The Town of Fountain Hills is inviting residents to take one minute a month to help make Fountain Hills better.
A new opportunity is being presented for citizens to make their voice heard on important local issues. The Town of Fountain Hills is working with FlashVote to engage the community and gather valuable input from residents to inform decisions.
Residents can sign up at flashvote.com/fountainhillsaz.
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Town invites Fountain Hills residents to participate in survey panel
FlashVote for public input
(Metro Creative)
The Town of Fountain Hills is looking for feedback from residents with a new tool.
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The Town of Fountain Hills is inviting residents to take one minute a month to help make Fountain Hills better.
A new opportunity is being presented for citizens to make their voice heard on important local issues. The Town of Fountain Hills is working with FlashVote to engage the community and gather valuable input from residents to inform decisions.
Residents can sign up at flashvote.com/fountainhillsaz.
Its free and fast, according to a press release. Participants will get a one-minute survey every few months with full survey results available within 48 hours.
Sign-up takes less than one minute and input is always kept anonymous. Personal or demographic information collected by FlashVote is never shared with the town or anyone else, the release continues.
When residents sign up, they can determine how surveys are received – whether by email, text or phone call. They will receive a notification whenever there is a new survey, and they will have 48 hours to participate before voting closes. Once a survey is closed, everyone who participates will automatically receive a summary of the overall results and be able to see how their responses compare to the group.
“We’re very excited to use the input collected in these surveys to inform decision making at the town in ways that serve our residents better,” said Community Relations Director Mike Pelton.
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