Politics & Government
Palm Springs Seeks Community Input On Mayoral Position
City officials said the feedback will provide the council with community perspectives as it evaluates potential options for the role.
PALM SPRINGS, CA — The City of Palm Springs is inviting residents and community members to participate in a survey to help inform the city council as it considers potential changes to the structure and selection process for the mayoral position, the city said.
Responses will provide the city council with community perspectives as it evaluates potential options for the mayoral role, the city announced on Thursday.
The Palm Springs Mayoral Position Community Survey asks participants to share their preferences on how the mayor is selected and how the position could be structured. Responses will provide the city council with community perspectives as it evaluates potential options for the mayoral role.
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"Input is an essential part of understanding how community members feel about the future of Palm Springs' mayoral position," Councilmembers Grace Garner and Ron deHarte, members of the City Council's ad hoc subcommittee said on Facebook. "We encourage everyone in our community to take a few minutes to complete the survey and make their voice heard."
Residents can share their views on the future of the mayoral position by completing the survey at EngagePalmSprings.com.
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