Bracebridge launches two surveys to shape the future of recreation programming

The Town of Bracebridge is looking to improve its recreation programming and wants to hear from you.

The town launched two surveys to gather community feedback that will help shape the future of recreation programming.

According to officials, the input will help the Town better understand what programs and services are working well, where improvements can be made, and what new opportunities residents would like to see.

The first survey, called the Recreation Program Feedback, includes questions about appropriate class sizes and whether or not the program offered good value for its price, among other things.

The second survey, called the Recreation Programming Variety, includes questions ranging from what daily activities residents are interested in to what the biggest barriers are to participating in town recreational programming.

Officials said the surveys are open to individuals of all ages and abilities.

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