City wants public to rate its performance

Sandy Springs has launched a new feedback program to encourage public input about its performance. City Manager John McDonough said city staff will soon distribute business card-sized survey reminders as they work with homeowners, developers and builders. Cards also will be located in the planning office. The cards contain a quick response code to enable users to participate in the survey via their smart phone, as well as a web address for those who prefer to take the survey on their computer.

Information: www.sandyspringsga.gov, 770-730-5600.

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