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City to push comprehensive-plan survey at 'Night to Unite' and through QR-coded outreach
Summary
Staff will promote the plan survey and map at a Night to Unite event, hand out business cards with QR codes, and use social media and email blasts to solicit responses.
Brad said staff will promote the survey and interactive map at local events and through online channels, including a Night to Unite event where staff and planning commissioners will host a table with stickers, maps and paper surveys. "I'm gonna be at Night to Unite," Brad said, and staff plans to hand out business cards with QR codes that link to the project landing page.
Staff told councilors they will also push the engagement through Facebook posts, email blasts and existing project contact lists, and they will bring paper surveys for those who prefer them. Council members encouraged targeted outreach to business owners and households that may not be on city sewer; staff said demographic filters will allow the team to identify and pursue underrepresented groups.
