City Communications: How are we doing? How can we do better?
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How do you currently get information about Sammamish city government and its programs and activities? Please rank the options below, clicking first on your most-used source, and then clicking on the other options in descending order.
Sammamish Review (weekly newspaper)
Other
Email Alerts From the City
If you ranked "Other" somewhere other than last in the above question, please specify what other method you are using:
No response.What kind of information do you want to receive from the city?
All new development. Road improvements. Improvements in Sunny Hills Estates area.
Do you feel you are getting timely information about important topics related to city government and services?
If you answered “no” or “sometimes” to the previous question, please identify which topics need better and/or more timely communication.
Planned new construction.
Did you know that Sammamish City Council meetings and Planning Commission meetings are televised live on Ch. 21 and the city website, and are available for “on demand” playback later on the city website?
When the city wants to inform you about meetings or other issues of importance, what method of communication would you prefer? Choose your top 3.
How do you think the city can improve its communication with residents and its public outreach efforts?
Weekly e-mails.