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In celebration of National Communications Week, the City of Clinton is putting residents at the center of the conversation by launching a community survey focused on improving communication and keeping citizens informed.

From road closures and public safety alerts to community events, infrastructure improvements, and city announcements, the City of Clinton uses a variety of communication channels to keep residents connected to what’s happening in their community.

However, effective communication goes beyond simply sharing information. It also means listening.

“Good communication is a two-way street, and we want to make sure we’re reaching residents in the ways that work best for them,” said Marlee Price-Cook, Director of Communications and Tourism. “National Communications Week is the perfect opportunity to hear directly from our community about what’s working, what they’d like to see more of, and how we can continue to improve.”

The brief survey asks residents how they currently receive city news, which communication methods they prefer, what information matters most to them, and what the City could do to make it easier to stay informed.

Resident feedback will help guide future communication efforts and identify opportunities to strengthen connections between local government and the community it serves.

Residents are encouraged to take a few minutes to complete the survey and make their voices heard.

Click Here to Take the City of Clinton Communication Survey

Throughout National Communications Week, the City will also highlight the importance of communication, the many ways residents can stay connected, and the work that goes into keeping the community informed.

Because great communication isn’t just about sharing information. It’s about listening, too.