Lexington County Council Invites Residents to Share Feedback in 2024 Citizen Engagement Study

Lexington Residents, Your Feedback Matters!

Hey there, Lexington! As we settle into the chilly December weather—with partly cloudy skies today and a high of 46°F that might just inspire a cozy cup of hot chocolate—there’s some exciting news coming your way that you’ll want to hear about!

Voice Your Opinions

It’s that time of year again! The Lexington County Council is rolling out its 2024 County-wide Citizen Engagement Study. This isn’t just any survey; it’s your chance to weigh in on what you think about public services and how our tax dollars are being spent. Every two years, this study helps the council get a finger on the pulse of the community’s needs and priorities, and guess what? Your voice is a big part of that!

Whether you care deeply about parks and recreation, road maintenance, or public safety, this survey is all about YOU. It’s designed to assess and track how residents feel about the services available in Lexington County. Plus, it dives into what issues are most important to you and your family.

Privacy First!

Now, for those of you who are a bit skeptical about sharing your thoughts, let me assure you—all answers will be confidential and anonymous. Nobody likes their opinions being aired like dirty laundry! The results will be pooled together with feedback from folks all around the county to give the Council solid data to help them plan a budget that accurately reflects what Lexington residents prioritize.

How to Participate

Participating is a breeze! You can find the survey link at the top of the county’s homepage or swing by their social media pages for easy access. Mark your calendars, though! The survey will be open until Friday, December 20. This is your opportunity to steer the ship—so don’t let it go past without adding your two cents!

Feeling uncertain about surveys? Fret not! You can fill it out online in the comfort of your home, or if you prefer chatting, there will be telephone survey options as well. It’s designed to accommodate whatever way works best for you, so you can get your thoughts heard without any fuss.

Weather to Take a Walk and Weigh In!

And speaking of getting out there, while you’re contemplating what you’d like to say regarding county services, why not take a stroll? With a low of 21°F tonight, it might be a bit brisk out there, but it’s a beautiful day for a walk on trails like the Old Mill Pond Trail. Just imagine enjoying the serene landscape while also pondering what improvements you’d like to see in our beloved town.

As the temperatures drop and the holiday spirit kicks in, take this moment to reflect—not just on your plans for the season but also on what you’d love to see happening in Lexington. How can our community become even better? What services should the county focus on for 2025? This is your opportunity to shape your neighborhood!

Be Part of Something Bigger

So, Lexington, take a moment today to get involved in the community. Your feedback isn’t just a number; it’s a vital piece of the puzzle that helps our leaders make informed decisions. Let’s work together to ensure Lexington shines even brighter in the years to come! Remember, the survey closes on December 20, so don’t wait too long to make your voice heard. After all, it’s your Lexington, and it’s time to take charge!


Author: HERE Lexington

HERE Lexington

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