Central Pierce Fire & Rescue is accepting public feedback on its future identity until August 27. The Board of Fire Commissioners is seeking input from community members, employees, and partners about the merged fire district's name and logo. The survey takes about five minutes to complete. The board will use the feedback to guide future decisions about the district's public identity. Residents who missed earlier opportunities can still participate in the survey online.
Fire District Survey Closes Monday
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- ✓Central Pierce Fire & Rescue is accepting public feedback on its future identity until August 27“Last chance to share your perspective!The Fire District Identity Survey closes Thursday, August 27.The Board of Fire Commissioners is gathering feedback from community members, employees, and community partners about the future public identity of our merged fire district, including its name and logo.If you haven't participated yet, there's still time. The survey takes about five minutes to complete, and your feedback will help inform the Board's future discussions and decision-making.Take the survey by August 27: www.surveymonkey.com/r/CentralPierceFireThank you to everyone who has already taken the time to share their perspective!”
- ✓The Board of Fire Commissioners is seeking input from community members, employees, and partners about the merged fire district's name and logo“The Board of Fire Commissioners is gathering feedback from community members, employees, and community partners about the future public identity of our merged fire district, including its name and logo.”
- ✓The survey takes about five minutes to complete“The survey takes about five minutes to complete, and your feedback will help inform the Board's future discussions and decision-making.”
- ✓The board will use the feedback to guide future decisions about the district's public identity“The Board of Fire Commissioners is gathering feedback from community members, employees, and community partners about the future public identity of our merged fire district, including its name and logo. If you haven't participated yet, there's still time. The survey takes about five minutes to complete, and your feedback will help inform the Board's future discussions and decision-making.”
- ⚠Residents who missed earlier opportunities can still participate in the survey onlineNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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