The City of Sandy's web site is packed with information. Many visitors to the site have commented that it is one of the best web sites for a city government of any size, let alone a small town like Sandy. But this also poses a challenge: how do I find what I'm looking for among all this information?
We've tried to address this problem by organizing our site based on the way most people use it. Here are some of the features of the web site:
- A "How Do I..." menu leading people to the most-visited pages of the web site
- Rollover menus that allow quick navigation to the page you're looking for
- Different ways to find information, depending on whether you're a resident, business owner, or visitor to Sandy
- A menu list (at the left) that shows where you are in relation to other pages
And if this isn't enough, try the search function, or the "
A to Z" listing of city services and programs, or the
site map.
Any suggestions for content, or how the web site is organized? Use the "Contact Us" page to let us know.
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