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Gilbert wants residents' input on Heritage District signage

The town of Gilbert is seeking feedback on its Downtown Heritage District through a survey of residents.

The town is developing signage to help visitors easily find their way to locations.

The survey asks for residents to share how they view, access and use the district.

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Gilbert wants residents' input on Heritage District signage

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The town of Gilbert is seeking feedback on its Downtown Heritage District through a survey of residents.

The town is developing signage to help visitors easily find their way to locations.

The survey asks for residents to share how they view, access and use the district.

The survey can be taken here.

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