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Atlanta residents invited to weigh in online on city services

By Jeremiah Mcwilliams
April 18, 2012

As part of the Atlanta City Council's 2013 budget review process, the Council is inviting residents to weigh in on their level of satisfaction with city services. A survey is available online at www.atlantaga.gov. At the city's main Web page, residents can click on the rotating image scroll that says "City of Atlanta Satisfaction Survey." Online feedback will be accepted until midnight on April 30. The survey data will be compiled and a report will be generated for review and analysis as the city's budget is compiled.

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