TOC Citizen Budget offers chance to win $100 gift cards

The Town of Creston is offering an incentive to fill out their 2020 Citizen Budget survey.

Locals who complete the online questionnaire will enter to win one of three $100 gift cards to a Creston restaurant of their choice.

The survey may be found online at creston.citizenbudget.com.

It also breaks down how much of your estimated property taxes go towards the RDCK versus the Town.

The Citizen Budget also asks locals to weigh in on the importance of sectors such as fire rescue, roads and operations, parks and trails and general government.

example of the pie charts based of a property’s assessed value of $246,408 (image from the TOC, creston.citizenbudget.com)

 

The survey itself is only one page and should only take a few minutes to complete.

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