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Woodstock promotes Connect the Creeks survey

Survey responses are being sought by Woodstock city officials on the possibility of connecting the existing Noonday Creek and Rubes Creek trailways. (Courtesy of Woodstock)

Credit: City of Woodstock

Credit: City of Woodstock

Survey responses are being sought by Woodstock city officials on the possibility of connecting the existing Noonday Creek and Rubes Creek trailways. (Courtesy of Woodstock)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
Aug 24, 2023

Woodstock’s Connect the Creeks survey is studying the possibility of connecting the existing Noonday Creek and Rubes Creek trailways.

As part of the study, the project team is conducting a brief questionnaire to understand how people use the existing trail system and nearby areas of interest.

To access the survey, go to tinyurl.com/yhxk6meu.

Follow this link for general project updates, deliverables and notices for potential public engagement opportunities at ConnectTheCreeks.com.

More details can be found at facebook.com/WOODSTOCKGAGOVT.

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