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Council seeks community input into service survey
MEDIA RELEASE
28 February 2013
Council seeks community input into service survey
Services provided to Lower Hutt residents will be the subject of an annual city-wide National Research Bureau (NRB) Survey being conducted by Hutt City Council.
Mayor of Lower Hutt Ray Wallace says a random sample of residents will be asked a wide range of questions related to services and issues.
“We are seeking an impartial view about how well
services are being delivered.
“The NRB survey provides
the council with valuable information about how residents
access services being provided and how those services are
rated.
“The survey is also an opportunity for council
to gather suggestions and comments from the community to
assist in developing plans for the future,” says Mayor
Wallace.
NRB is an independent company specialising in research for local authorities across New Zealand.
The telephone survey will run through to Sunday 10 March.
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