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Public Input Needed: Childcare Needs Assessment Survey

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Matt Wyatt

The City of Rochester is invested in learning more about the childcare needs of Rochester residents, and public input is vital.

Even if you do not have children aged 10 and younger and do not anticipate having, adopting, or assuming responsibility for any young children within the next 2 years, input is still valuable. Survey results will provide important information regarding the childcare concerns of our workforce.

Please visit www.rochesternh.gov/surveys to access the survey. The deadline for participation is September 15, 2023.

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