Community Survey. To maximize survey participation, the phone survey was designed to contain a manageable number of questions so that it could be completed within a short amount of time. Questions regarding the health and healthcare needs of the community were modeled after the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (CDC-BRFSS) survey, as these questions have been validated through a long record of use and are comparable to state or national data. The survey also sought residents’ perspectives regarding what they considered to be the top health concern in their community now, as well as their current level of concern about issues identified in previous health needs assessments (e.g. obesity). In addition, the survey asked about emerging problems that may not have been preeminent in previous health needs assessments (e.g. drug addiction). Finally, participants were asked a series of questions to gauge the awareness and reach of existing Parkview Health Service programs among community residents. Sample quotas of 300 adults per county for the seven-county area were achieved for a total of 2,101 respondents participating in the survey (Figure 6).
Community Survey. With approval on the finalized version, the CONSULTANT will issue a custom survey to the public of Lewis County. This survey will be accessible through online channels. This survey will be used as a community engagement tool to give all residents the opportunity to participate.
Community Survey. An online community transportation survey (in English and Spanish) will be performed to gauge the public perception of current and future transportation needs, gaps, and demand in the Cheyenne area, as well as gain insights on the public’s thoughts and opinions of existing CTP service. While many people will not participate in public meetings, they may take the time to complete a short online questionnaire at a time that is convenient for them, particularly during COVID-19. However, we understand that there will be residents who cannot or choose not to use the online version so a PDF version will also be made available. The survey link will be posted on the project website, and we will work with the PSC to have it incorporated in newsletters, distributed by local stakeholders, and shared on social media. We will tabulate responses and provide a summary report. Our team proposes to conduct an onboard survey of fixed-route transit riders. However, we recognize that CTP is currently operating a curbside on-demand service, so we will work with the PSC at the kick- off meeting to determine how to best conduct this survey if services remain on-demand or if fixed-route service resumes. An onboard survey is the best means of engaging existing transit riders in the planning process. Many passengers are willing to complete a survey questionnaire during their bus trip, while the number of passengers who typically attend any type of meeting is much lower. The trip origins and destinations and the level of satisfaction with existing CTP services will provide our team and the PSC with insight into the most appropriate transportation services that will maximize system utilization and operational efficiency. A self-administered bilingual (English/Spanish) survey questionnaire will be used to collect the data, and have been used by the LSC team in hundreds of onboard surveys.
Community Survey. Engaging community members and property owners provides opportunity for parking and other planned improvements to align with their values and expectations, which is conditional upon their participation. Survey community members and property owners via email questionnaire to obtain their input on the concepts and alternatives considered for each of the eight (8) planning elements identified in the Project Introduction & Understanding. Compile survey findings and outreach efforts into a summary memorandum. Schedule the survey so that findings inform Task 2.6.
Community Survey. Develop and issue an online community survey to gauge parking and transportation perceptions and behaviors and help create initial design criteria for the parking facilities in keeping with the overall vision for the Mukilteo waterfront.
Community Survey. Conduct online and phone survey of residents (statistically significant total number of residents similarly representing all five Council districts) to assess current conditions, desired improvements, additional facilities/amenities, and support for financing recommendations through various means (user fees, donations, tax assessment, etc.).
Community Survey. A reliable, comprehensive, and representative annual survey of members of the Antelope Valley community, station personnel, and detained arrestees, will be conducted by the Monitors concerning the public’s experiences with, and perceptions of, the AV Stations.
Community Survey. The team would develop a survey tool that allows for inclusive and representative participation from community members. Survey participation would be multi-modal, including both an electronic version and a paper-based version. Copies of the paper version would be available to complete and put into a drop-box at particular sites across the City during the community engagement Task, including City Hall, public community centers such as libraries and postal offices, and other locations agreed upon by city staff. The project team would also conduct several intercept engagement events over the course of the project to promote the survey, setting up an informational booth with low-cost give-away items (such as candy, pens, etc.) These booths are most successful when synched with events that are already generating a large amount of pedestrian traffic. The electronic version would be hosted via Survey Legend, which ensures both encrypted and visually appealing presentation. Our team would “boost” the publication of the electronic survey via social media tools such as Facebook Ads, and also circulate the survey via City of Xxxxxx’x website and media outlets. Lastly, the impact of traditional media cannot be overlooked in such a process, so our team would publish ads via local media sources such as Xxxxxx Free Press, and local radio outlets. Using these methods, our team can anticipate a statistically significant sample of the Cheney adult population. At the 95% confidence interval with a 3% margin of error, this would amount to at least 965 responses.
Community Survey. DESMAN will assist the City with the development of a questionnaire to gauge the general public’s experiences, demand, perceptions, and expectations related to parking in Downtown. The City will administer the questionnaire through its website interface. The survey is not intended to be statistically valid but should inform DESMAN’s analysis and recommendations.
Community Survey. With approval on the finalized version, the CONSULTANT will issue a custom survey to the public of Xxxxx County. This survey will be accessible through online channels. This survey will be used as a community engagement tool to give all residents the opportunity to participate.
