Community survey to be conducted this fall
Minot’s city leaders want to hear what residents think—but not everyone agrees on how much that feedback is worth. A fall survey is in the works to gauge public opinion, continuing a pattern from past years. But with a $20,000 price tag and fresh controversy over rising property taxes, some council members are questioning whether the city actually listens. Meanwhile, tensions flared over flood buyouts, with millions on the line and legal threats looming. Democracy, it seems, is anything but quiet in Minot this week. Jill Schramm with Minot Daily News has the city council recap.
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