Littleton's Online Options

Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Littleton transitioned many services to online options. What were your experiences with these services?

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Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Littleton transitioned many services to online options. What were your experiences with these services?

If positive or negative please explain why.

Would you like the City of Littleton to continue to offer online options?

Yes

The City of Littleton's goal is to support community and inclusion. Do you feel that having online options supports community members who have limited mobility and transportation options?

Yes

Are there any city services that are not currently online that you would like to see offered?

Did you participate online or by phone in public meetings and would you like this to be an option moving forward?

Yes, I would like the option

No, I would prefer only in person

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Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Littleton transitioned many services to online options. What were your experiences with these services?

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Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Littleton transitioned many services to online options. What were your experiences with these services?

If positive or negative please explain why.

Would you like the City of Littleton to continue to offer online options?

The City of Littleton's goal is to support community and inclusion. Do you feel that having online options supports community members who have limited mobility and transportation options?

Are there any city services that are not currently online that you would like to see offered?

Did you participate online or by phone in public meetings and would you like this to be an option moving forward?

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Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Littleton transitioned many services to online options. What were your experiences with these services?

If positive or negative please explain why.

Would you like the City of Littleton to continue to offer online options?

The City of Littleton's goal is to support community and inclusion. Do you feel that having online options supports community members who have limited mobility and transportation options?

Are there any city services that are not currently online that you would like to see offered?

Did you participate online or by phone in public meetings and would you like this to be an option moving forward?

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