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Council declines paid participation in Utah State well‑being survey for now
5685847 · August 20, 2025
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Summary
After discussion about value and cost, Highland City Council decided not to pay to participate in Utah State University's well-being survey this year, citing overlap with the city's own survey and limited actionable outcomes.
Highland City Councilors decided not to pay Highland’s share to participate in Utah State University’s statewide well‑being survey this year. City staff said the university’s survey collects general well-being and community-connection measures and has previously…
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