1. Set the geographic boundary before you design the intake
Your public service area should distinguish Show Low from Navajo County rather than treating the two names as interchangeable. The Census record identifies Show Low city as a municipality in Navajo County. That relationship can inform the locations mentioned in an intake question, but the population estimate cannot tell you how many people need legal help, which practice areas are active or how many submissions a website will produce. Households and individuals are also different measurement units, so neither should be used as a proxy for likely intake volume.
Recommended approach
Decide whether the first routing question should ask about location, matter type or both. Review whether the firm accepts matters in Show Low, elsewhere in Navajo County, or another defined Arizona service area. Keep the geographic question factual and narrow: it should support ownership and eligibility review, not suggest that a visitor has a case or that the firm can represent them.
