COUNCIL STILL SEEKING RESIDENT FEEDBACK

COUNCIL STILL SEEKING RESIDENT FEEDBACK

Indianapolis – Indianapolis residents who’d like to share their perspectives about the Indianapolis Marion County City-County Council can do so through the end of the week via an online survey.

The Council, in partnership with the Public Policy Institute at Indiana University, launched an online survey earlier this month to collect data on Marion County residents’ awareness of and attitudes about the Council.

The survey is part of an innovative project being conducted by researchers with the Public Policy Institute. A final report on the project will be available at the end of the year.

The online survey can be accessed until June 15^th at this link:

COUNCIL STILL SEEKING RESIDENT FEEDBACK

Indianapolis – Indianapolis residents who’d like to share their perspectives about the Indianapolis Marion County City-County Council can do so through the end of the week via an online survey.

The Council, in partnership with the Public Policy Institute at Indiana University, launched an online survey earlier this month to collect data on Marion County residents’ awareness of and attitudes about the Council.

The survey is part of an innovative project being conducted by researchers with the Public Policy Institute. A final report on the project will be available at the end of the year.

The online survey can be accessed until June 15^th at this link:

http://bit.ly/IndyCouncilSurvey

“Every member of the Council takes seriously their responsibility to serve constituents,” said Council President Vop Osili. “I encourage all residents to take the survey and let us know your thoughts on how we can continue to improve our communication with and responsiveness to the citizens of Indianapolis.”

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“Every member of the Council takes seriously their responsibility to serve constituents,” said Council President Vop Osili. “I encourage all residents to take the survey and let us know your thoughts on how we can continue to improve our communication with and responsiveness to the citizens of Indianapolis.

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