Milford asks “how are we doing?”
The city of Milford has an online survey up on its municipal website asking residents to rate services and other issues in that community.
The Milford Beacon reports the survey wants people rate streetscapes, land use, site, design, building types, aesthetics, and other items.
Milford and Elsmere are two communities where surveys are taking place. It’s being down through a program run by the University of Delaware. They hope to share the results with other cities and towns who can use it as a part of their own planning.
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