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Posted over 3 years ago

What Information Must A County Be Able To Provide Easily?

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Tune in to this week’s episode of #TLGRoundTable—Join the Land Geeks as they go around the table and discuss a list of things that makes a county enjoyable to work in.

Joining Mark this week are:

  • -Mike Zaino
  • -Erik Peterson
  • -Scott Bossman
  • -Tate Litchfield
  • -Scott Todd

Listen in as they go around the table and discuss information and resources a county should provide or make relatively available and accessible to others.



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