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Maui Asking Public to Participate in National Research Survey
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By Maui Now Staff
The County of Maui is asking the public to help in a national research initiative by completing a survey detailing their usage of the county’s website.
The County of Maui was selected by CivicPlus, a government website developer, to be a part of the national survey that will examine how citizens interact with their local governments online.
The survey should take a few minutes to complete, and will be available now till August 24, 2012 at the County of Maui website in the Digital Citizen Engagement Survey link at: http://co.maui.hi.us.
The results of the survey will be provided to the County of Maui to help in providing better online services.
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