The City of Woodstock will be launching the next generation of its website next year. But right now, they're looking for your opinion on what should be in that site. A quick on-line survey has been developed, you'll find it at letstalkwoodstock.ca . It's part of an audit being conducted by E-Solutions Group. Managing Director Saj Jamal says they're very familiar with helping develop municipal websites. "In the last 2 years I've worked with 103 municipalities across Canada so what we're doing is basically taking best practices from that and also listening to the citizens of Woodstock to find out what they really want out of a website and what they really need out of a website." Jamal says the big development locals can expect is the ability to connect with the city through mobile devices. The survey is open until September 4th.

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