Citizen survey results – City quality of life good; utility rates bad
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March 24, 2021

Citizen survey results – City quality of life good; utility rates bad

By Mac Cordell

At Monday night’s council meeting, city officials presented results from the recent customer service survey for Marysville. The 39-question survey covered areas like safety, parks and recreation, city utilities and the overall quality of life and services in the city. (Photo submitted)

While Marysv...

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