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Community Satisfaction Survey online now

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What should the Lakewood City Council focus on as it sets goals and priorities for the coming years?

The City Council wants to hear from you. Please take our online Community Satisfaction Survey. The survey closes Jan. 8.

If you received a mailed survey, please complete that instead. If you didn’t receive a survey, please share your thoughts here: polco.us/LAKEWOOD24

Please note: You will need to provide an email and residential address to create an account to take the survey. Responses are anonymous and personal information will not be shared.

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  1. I took the time to fill out the survey, but at the very end it says the City REQUIRES you to have an account with the polling company in order to have your answers counted. I guess I just wasted half an hour. I wonder if there is another option such as a paper form. It’s hard to say the survey is completely anonymous, then require an account.

    • Ray,
      The city doesn’t actually want or listen to citizen input. This is their way of mitigating a requirement. Much like a DNS.

  2. I agree. To both above comments.
    Like satisfying the quota on diversity…irrelevant in the end.

  3. The problem with surveys like this, the planners can direct the answers by limiting your choices of responses.

    One that bothers me is in listing how many years one has been a resident. It goes from under 2 years to 20 or more. So people that have firm roots in this community for 40, 50, 60 plus years… lumped in as 20 or more. This really discounts those that have truly been a part of the shaping of Lakewood. Some of our City Council can’t even put 20 or more.