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Metro survey extended until Sunday, future transit for Kirkland and the region

A King County Metro survey for future transportation in Kirkland has been extended until Sunday.

August 6, 2015 6:29 pm

City of Kirkland

A King County Metro survey for future transportation in Kirkland has been extended until Sunday.

Here’s how you can participate:

Take Metro’s online survey now through Sunday, Aug. 9. Tell Metro what kinds of service you want to see in your community and throughout King County.
Visit kcmetrovision.org to learn about how your community will grow over the next 25 years.
Sign up to receive updates and meeting notices about the Long Range Plan.
Join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter, #kcmetrovision

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