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FlashVote panel shows residents prefer text alerts and county newsletters, county presentation shows
Summary
County staff and FlashVote presented survey results showing residents favor text messages and digital newsletters for emergency and routine county communications; the panel was ~400 people and produced 150— 200 responses per survey, staff said.
Columbia County's public information officer and a FlashVote representative presented the county's communications and website survey results March 11, showing clear resident preferences for text-message emergency alerts and for digital newsletters for routine notices.
Mark Pacheco, the county's public information officer, introduced Kevin Lyons of FlashVote, who described the vendor's panel-method approach: staff recruited an opt-in panel of roughly 400 residents, and typical survey response volumes range from about 150 to 200…
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