Take online survey to help Tulsa parks grow
Accedan a la vacuna de la covid-19
TULSA, OK -- The City of Tulsa is developing a plan to see where our parks can grow, how programs can expand, and ways to better serve our community. Community input is an important part of this process and your feedback will be used to help guide decisions.
A random sampling of residents has been invited to take a survey, and these responses will provide statistically valid results. In addition, the City of Tulsa invites all residents to provide feedback and input through an open-link survey that will go live on Thursday, March 4, 2021 at www.tulsaparksurvey.org .
To take the survey in Spanish, click “Next” on the first page, then choose “Spanish” from the drop down menu at the top right of the screen.
The results of this survey will create a priority blueprint for where we can improve, how to grow responsibly, and what programs and recreational opportunities our community needs. Questions will be asked about what types of improvements residents want at their parks and recreation system and where priorities should be placed.
This project is led by Greenplay, LLC, with survey and data work done by RRC Associates. A total of 40,000 households in the City of Tulsa received a mailed postcard and survey the week of February 8, 2021, and responses from these residents will comprise the statistically valid sample. The openlink survey will give all residents an opportunity to provide feedback, and their responses will be included in the final analysis. While open-link results will be kept separate from the statistically valid responses, these responses will none-the-less provide valuable feedback for the City of Tulsa.
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En la entrevista con la periodista Ilia Calderón, del Noticiero Univision, Biden resaltó la importancia de que "todos" los indocumentados se vacunen, al tiempo que manifestó su preocupación por los "miles de niños no acompañados" que se encuentran en la frontera de EE.UU. con México.