Study shows residents’ approval of Oklahoma City services

 
BRYAN DEAN | Modified: August 24, 2009 at 12:33 am | Published: August 24, 2009   

Oklahoma City residents are happy with their local government and getting happier, according to a recent survey.

The city hired ETC Institute, a national survey company, to conduct its annual survey of residents regarding city services. The results released last week showed improvement from last year in all but one of the 57 areas the company assessed, with traffic flow as the only negative area.

The city is above the national average in 27 of the 32 benchmark areas his company surveys, said Chris Tatham, vice president of ETC Institute.

"The city is clearly moving in the...
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