Palm Coast to create new citizen survey

The new survey, which is expected to be rolled out in February, asks residents detailed questions about their perceptions of the city's amenities and services.

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The city of Palm Coast has created a new survey that the city plans to administer in years when it is not participating in the National Citizen Survey.

The new proposed survey, which has not yet been finalized, contains detailed questions for residents about which parks and trails they use and whether they think there are enough shopping opportunities and adequate cell phone service and traffic flow. 

Here are a few of the 30 proposed questions (checkbox answers or blanks are provided on the survey):

  • What is your favorite City park?
  • How frequently have you used the trail system within the City?
  • What types of recreational programs would you like offered in Palm Coast?
  • Please rate shopping opportunities in Palm Coast as a whole
  • Please rate the quality of the cell phone service at your home address
  • Please rate the traffic flow along major traffic corridors in Palm Coast as a whole

To see the entire proposed survey, click HERE. 

 

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