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Aberdeen to Survey Residents on Community Priorities

Saturday, July 25, 2026

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The City of Aberdeen announced a new community survey on July 13, 2026, inviting residents to share input on the quality of city services and priorities for 2027. The survey, titled the 2027 Community Satisfaction and Priorities Survey, is part of the city's planning process to shape community future. Residents can participate online through the city's website starting July 13. The city has scheduled a community outreach meeting for the Fry Creek Restoration Project on July 28, 2026, at the Rotary Log Pavilion, which is part of the Timberworks Master Plan to improve flood resiliency and fish habitat.

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The City of Aberdeen announced a new community survey on July 13, 2026“July 13, 2026 4:30 PM Take the Community Satisfaction & Priorities Survey The City of Aberdeen is asking residents to help shape the community’s future by participating in the 2027 Community Satisfaction and Priorities Survey. The survey gives the community an opportunity to share their thoughts on the quality of City... Take the Community Satisfaction & Priorities Survey Read On...”
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The new community survey invites residents to share input on the quality of city services and priorities for 2027“The City of Aberdeen is asking residents to help shape the community’s future by participating in the 2027 Community Satisfaction and Priorities Survey. The survey gives the community an opportunity to share their thoughts on the quality of City...”
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The survey is titled the 2027 Community Satisfaction and Priorities Survey“The City of Aberdeen is asking residents to help shape the community’s future by participating in the 2027 Community Satisfaction and Priorities Survey.”
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The survey is part of the city's planning process to shape community future“The City of Aberdeen is asking residents to help shape the community’s future by participating in the 2027 Community Satisfaction and Priorities Survey.”
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Residents can participate online through the city's website starting July 13No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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The city has scheduled a community outreach meeting for the Fry Creek Restoration Project on July 28, 2026“Community Outreach Meeting - Fry Creek Restoration ProjectJoin us at the Rotary Log Pavilion on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, to learn about the next phase of the Fry Creek Restoration Project. This is an important piece of the Timberworks Master Plan to improve flood resiliency and fish habitat within our community... Community Outreach Meeting - Fry Creek Restoration ProjectRead On... July 9, 2026 8:39 AM Community Outreach Meeting - Fry Creek Restoration ProjectJoin us at the Rotary Log Pavilion on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, to learn about the next phase of the Fry Creek Restoration Project. This is an important piece of the Timberworks Master Plan to improve flood resiliency and fish habitat within our community... Community Outreach Meeting - Fry Creek Restoration ProjectRead On... July 9, 2026 8:39 AM”
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The community outreach meeting is at the Rotary Log Pavilion“Community Outreach Meeting - Fry Creek Restoration Project Join us at the Rotary Log Pavilion on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, to learn about the next phase of the Fry Creek Restoration Project. This is an important piece of the Timberworks Master Plan to improve flood resiliency and fish habitat within our community... Community Outreach Meeting - Fry Creek Restoration ProjectRead On...”
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The Rotary Log Pavilion is part of the Timberworks Master PlanNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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The Timberworks Master Plan aims to improve flood resiliency and fish habitat“This is an important piece of the Timberworks Master Plan to improve flood resiliency and fish habitat within our community...”