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What City services, maintenance and infrastructure are most important to you? Please give us your feedback by ranking your TOP 12 priorities, with “1” being the most important. Your response will be included with others received and shared at the July 21, 2020 City Council meeting.

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What are your highest priorities related to City services, maintenance and infrastructure?

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City services, maintenance and infrastructure

Preserve open space and natural areas
City services, maintenance and infrastructure

Keep public areas safe and clean
City services, maintenance and infrastructure

Protecting long-term fiscal stability
City services, maintenance and infrastructure

Programs that support economic recovery
City services, maintenance and infrastructure

Maintain public safety, fire and emergency response
City services, maintenance and infrastructure

Address homelessness
City services, maintenance and infrastructure

Support community organizations and non-profits that serve the community's most vulnerable
City services, maintenance and infrastructure

Prepare for wildfires and other natural disasters
City services, maintenance and infrastructure

Protect creeks from pollution
City services, maintenance and infrastructure

Requiring all funds used locally to benefit the community
City services, maintenance and infrastructure

Repair streets and potholes
City services, maintenance and infrastructure

Help ensure children have safe places to play

Are there other high priorities related to City services, maintenance and infrastructure not listed in Question 1?

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What are your highest priorities related to City services, maintenance and infrastructure?
1. City services, maintenance and infrastructure
  
  Preserve open space and natural areas
2. City services, maintenance and infrastructure
  
  Protect creeks from pollution
3. City services, maintenance and infrastructure
  
  Support community organizations and non-profits that serve the community's most vulnerable
4. City services, maintenance and infrastructure
  
  Keep public areas safe and clean
5. City services, maintenance and infrastructure
  
  Prepare for wildfires and other natural disasters
6. City services, maintenance and infrastructure
  
  Maintain public safety, fire and emergency response
7. City services, maintenance and infrastructure
  
  Address homelessness
8. City services, maintenance and infrastructure
  
  Help ensure children have safe places to play
9. City services, maintenance and infrastructure
  
  Repair streets and potholes
10. City services, maintenance and infrastructure
  
  Requiring all funds used locally to benefit the community
11. City services, maintenance and infrastructure
  
  Programs that support economic recovery
12. City services, maintenance and infrastructure
  
  Protecting long-term fiscal stability
Are there other high priorities related to City services, maintenance and infrastructure not listed in Question 1?
- Support for the arts
- Support for the SLO library
- Provide more trash pickup opportunities (large items, hazardous waste, street sweeping and litter collection)

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