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Iowa City Launches Resident Communications Survey
Translated versions available in multiple languages to gather feedback on city news and updates.
Published on Feb. 18, 2026
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The City of Iowa City is inviting residents to participate in a new Communications Survey designed to help shape how the city shares information with the community. Translated versions of the survey are available in Arabic, French, Mandarin, and Spanish.
Why it matters
The survey results will guide the city's Communications Office in ensuring that their news and updates are clear, accessible, and effective for all residents. This effort aims to improve communication between the local government and the diverse community of Iowa City.
The details
The survey will gather feedback from residents on the tools and channels they prefer to receive city news and updates. Responses will help the Communications Office tailor their communication efforts to best meet the needs of the community. Printed copies of the survey are available upon request.
- The survey is open for resident participation as of February 17, 2026.
The players
City of Iowa City
The local government of Iowa City, Iowa.
Iowa City Communications Office
The department within the City of Iowa City responsible for sharing news and information with residents.
What’s next
The survey results will be used by the Iowa City Communications Office to improve how the city shares information with residents.
The takeaway
This survey demonstrates Iowa City's commitment to engaging with its diverse community and ensuring that all residents have access to clear and effective communication from their local government.
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