Dover surveys quality of life
Thursday, 27 October 2011 21:34 | 
Written by Matt Kanner
Officials in Dover are inviting residents to participate in an online survey about the city’s quality of life and services. The anonymous, citywide survey is open through Monday, Oct. 31, at www.ci.dover.nh.us.
Part of the National Citizen Survey, the questionnaire includes a total of 36 questions on topics like education, employment, housing, health care, recreation, transportation, parking and more. The online survey is a component of a printed version that has been mailed to residents in recent weeks.
The survey is intended to help the city “gauge community priorities in several areas, including civic engagement, public safety, education, public trust, recreation and wellness, and local government,” according to the website.
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