Encouraging Citizen Input on Parks: A Framework-Driven Approach
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- December 7, 2021
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Overview
Recent research indicates that U.S. citizens are becoming less involved in civic and voluntary groups. This publication offers ideas on how city leaders and park managers can increase the amount and quality of citizen feedback. (2 pages)
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