Clark County Public Works, Parks and Nature invites the public to help shape the future of the county’s parks, trails and natural areas by taking an online survey, available through Nov. 1. The survey is part of the county’s update of the Clark County Parks and Natural Areas System Plan. Survey results will help identify priorities, needs and a vision for improving parks, trails and natural areas in the county’s park system.
Clark County Parks Plan Survey Open
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- ✓Clark County Parks Plan Survey Open“Body Clark County Public Works, Parks and Nature, invites the public to help shape the future of the county’s parks, trails and natural areas by taking an online survey, available through Nov. 1.”
- ✓Public invited to shape future of parks, trails and natural areas through online survey until Nov. 1.“Body Clark County Public Works, Parks and Nature, invites the public to help shape the future of the county’s parks, trails and natural areas by taking an online survey, available through Nov. 1.”
- ✓Clark County Public Works, Parks and Nature invites the public to help shape the future of the county’s parks, trails and natural areas by taking an online survey, available through Nov. 1. The survey is part of the county’s update of the Clark County Parks and Natural Areas System Plan. Survey results will help identify priorities, needs and a vision for improving parks, trails and natural areas in the county’s park system.“Body Clark County Public Works, Parks and Nature, invites the public to help shape the future of the county’s parks, trails and natural areas by taking an online survey, available through Nov. 1. The survey is part of the county’s update of the Clark County Parks and Natural Areas System Plan. The updated plan will guide park improvements, trail expansion, new recreational opportunities and long-term stewardship of natural areas in the county’s park system. Survey results will help identify priorities, needs and a vision for improving parks, trails and natural areas in the county.”
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Body Clark County Public Works, Parks and Nature, invites the public to help shape the future of the county’s parks, trails and natural areas by taking an online survey, available through Nov. 1. The survey is part of the county’s update of the Clark County Parks and Natural Areas System Plan. The updated plan will guide park improvements, trail expansion, new recreational opportunities and long-term stewardship of natural areas in the county’s park system. Survey results will help identify priorities, needs and a vision for improving parks, trails and natural areas in the county. The survey, which takes approximately five to 10 minutes to complete, is available in multiple languages. Additionally, respondents who complete the survey can enter to win one of five $50 gift cards. The survey is available at clark.wa.gov/public-works/parks-plan, now through Nov. 1. Clark County residents, businesses and organizations are encouraged to share the survey flyer and get their friends, family, neighbors, patrons and members to participate. More information is available at clark.wa.gov/public-works/parks-plan. For information about road and park projects, closures, opportunities for community input, and more, residents can follow Public Works on X (formerly known as Twitter), Facebook and Instagram and view information on Nextdoor. Residents can also visit clark.wa.gov/public-works to sign up for email notifications. Click to download a survey flyer. Source: https://www.clark.wa.gov/public-works/community-invited-share-what-they-about-county-parks-what-they-want-see-improved
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