County residents asked for feedback on community supports, services

The County of Grande Prairie is reminding residents to share their feedback regarding the current community supports and social services.

The county says its looking to better understand what it’s like when using community supports and and services, with the goal to improve the well-being of the residents who may use them.

“When considering future planning and program delivery, we need to know what the strengths, gaps and opportunities are,” says Reeve Amanda McDonald. “By participating, residents help us understand how to best support them in the years to come.”
The county has opened a survey where feedback can be filled out on their website. The survey is open now, and residents can give their feedback until October 14.
Paper copies can also be filled out at the Wellington Resource Centre and the Hythe FCSS Office.
Thomas Robertson
Thomas Robertson
Based in Grande Prairie, Thomas has a strong passion for writing and watching sports. He loves getting involved around the community, and always willing to crack a joke.

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