Question 22f To what extent do you agree or disagree that your jurisdiction reaches out to groups that typically might not engage in our policymaking processes (e.g., low-income or racially diverse populations)? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Engagement levels, DEI Question 22g To what extent do you agree or disagree that citizens tend to only be engaged on issues that affect them directly and not on issues affecting the community overall? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Trust in citizens, Engagement levels, Community and Social Issues Question 22h To what extent do you agree or disagree that your jurisdiction’s decision-making is transparent to your citizens? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Engagement levels, Outreach Question 22i To what extent do you agree or disagree that you struggle to find enough citizens to serve on your jurisdiction’s appointed boards/commissions or elected offices? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens, Community and Social Issues Question 23 In terms of their engagement in your jurisdiction’s policymaking and/or operations, how much of the time do you think you can trust the citizens in your community to be responsible participants? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Trust in citizens, Engagement levels Question 24a One way of thinking about the proper role for citizen engagement in local policymaking is along a spectrum from low engagement to high engagement. At the low end, citizen engagement would focus just on keeping citizens informed about issues. At the high end, citizens would actually make decisions for the jurisdiction. While it might differ depending on the issue, in general, what do you think the majority of your jurisdiction’s citizens believe is the proper role for citizen engagement in local governance? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 25 One way of thinking about the proper role for citizen engagement in local policymaking is along a spectrum from low engagement to high engagement. At the low end, citizen engagement would focus just on keeping citizens informed about issues. At the high end, citizens would actually make decisions for the jurisdiction. While it might differ depending on the issue, in general, what do you personally believe is the proper role for citizen engagement in local governance? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Trust in citizens Question 26 Now thinking about particularly controversial issues, who do you think should have the final say on the most controversial issues in your jurisdiction? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 27a To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? a. Have a citizen task force that advises the law enforcement agency Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 27b To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? b. Conduct citizen satisfaction surveys Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 02 We want to start by getting a very broad sense of citizen engagement with your local government. How would you describe citizen engagement — whatever that means to you — with your jurisdiction? Overall, citizens in your jurisdiction are... Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 03 To what extent do you feel your jurisdiction offers opportunities to citizens for engagement with your jurisdiction in its policymaking and/or operations? Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04a Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses notices in newspapers to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04b Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses hard copy newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 22g To what extent do you agree or disagree that citizens tend to only be engaged on issues that affect them directly and not on issues affecting the community overall? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Trust in citizens, Engagement levels, Community and Social Issues Question 22h To what extent do you agree or disagree that your jurisdiction’s decision-making is transparent to your citizens? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Engagement levels, Outreach Question 22i To what extent do you agree or disagree that you struggle to find enough citizens to serve on your jurisdiction’s appointed boards/commissions or elected offices? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens, Community and Social Issues Question 23 In terms of their engagement in your jurisdiction’s policymaking and/or operations, how much of the time do you think you can trust the citizens in your community to be responsible participants? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Trust in citizens, Engagement levels Question 24a One way of thinking about the proper role for citizen engagement in local policymaking is along a spectrum from low engagement to high engagement. At the low end, citizen engagement would focus just on keeping citizens informed about issues. At the high end, citizens would actually make decisions for the jurisdiction. While it might differ depending on the issue, in general, what do you think the majority of your jurisdiction’s citizens believe is the proper role for citizen engagement in local governance? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 25 One way of thinking about the proper role for citizen engagement in local policymaking is along a spectrum from low engagement to high engagement. At the low end, citizen engagement would focus just on keeping citizens informed about issues. At the high end, citizens would actually make decisions for the jurisdiction. While it might differ depending on the issue, in general, what do you personally believe is the proper role for citizen engagement in local governance? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Trust in citizens Question 26 Now thinking about particularly controversial issues, who do you think should have the final say on the most controversial issues in your jurisdiction? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 27a To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? a. Have a citizen task force that advises the law enforcement agency Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 27b To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? b. Conduct citizen satisfaction surveys Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 02 We want to start by getting a very broad sense of citizen engagement with your local government. How would you describe citizen engagement — whatever that means to you — with your jurisdiction? Overall, citizens in your jurisdiction are... Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 03 To what extent do you feel your jurisdiction offers opportunities to citizens for engagement with your jurisdiction in its policymaking and/or operations? Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04a Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses notices in newspapers to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04b Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses hard copy newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 22h To what extent do you agree or disagree that your jurisdiction’s decision-making is transparent to your citizens? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Engagement levels, Outreach Question 22i To what extent do you agree or disagree that you struggle to find enough citizens to serve on your jurisdiction’s appointed boards/commissions or elected offices? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens, Community and Social Issues Question 23 In terms of their engagement in your jurisdiction’s policymaking and/or operations, how much of the time do you think you can trust the citizens in your community to be responsible participants? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Trust in citizens, Engagement levels Question 24a One way of thinking about the proper role for citizen engagement in local policymaking is along a spectrum from low engagement to high engagement. At the low end, citizen engagement would focus just on keeping citizens informed about issues. At the high end, citizens would actually make decisions for the jurisdiction. While it might differ depending on the issue, in general, what do you think the majority of your jurisdiction’s citizens believe is the proper role for citizen engagement in local governance? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 25 One way of thinking about the proper role for citizen engagement in local policymaking is along a spectrum from low engagement to high engagement. At the low end, citizen engagement would focus just on keeping citizens informed about issues. At the high end, citizens would actually make decisions for the jurisdiction. While it might differ depending on the issue, in general, what do you personally believe is the proper role for citizen engagement in local governance? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Trust in citizens Question 26 Now thinking about particularly controversial issues, who do you think should have the final say on the most controversial issues in your jurisdiction? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 27a To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? a. Have a citizen task force that advises the law enforcement agency Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 27b To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? b. Conduct citizen satisfaction surveys Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 02 We want to start by getting a very broad sense of citizen engagement with your local government. How would you describe citizen engagement — whatever that means to you — with your jurisdiction? Overall, citizens in your jurisdiction are... Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 03 To what extent do you feel your jurisdiction offers opportunities to citizens for engagement with your jurisdiction in its policymaking and/or operations? Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04a Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses notices in newspapers to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04b Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses hard copy newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 22i To what extent do you agree or disagree that you struggle to find enough citizens to serve on your jurisdiction’s appointed boards/commissions or elected offices? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens, Community and Social Issues Question 23 In terms of their engagement in your jurisdiction’s policymaking and/or operations, how much of the time do you think you can trust the citizens in your community to be responsible participants? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Trust in citizens, Engagement levels Question 24a One way of thinking about the proper role for citizen engagement in local policymaking is along a spectrum from low engagement to high engagement. At the low end, citizen engagement would focus just on keeping citizens informed about issues. At the high end, citizens would actually make decisions for the jurisdiction. While it might differ depending on the issue, in general, what do you think the majority of your jurisdiction’s citizens believe is the proper role for citizen engagement in local governance? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 25 One way of thinking about the proper role for citizen engagement in local policymaking is along a spectrum from low engagement to high engagement. At the low end, citizen engagement would focus just on keeping citizens informed about issues. At the high end, citizens would actually make decisions for the jurisdiction. While it might differ depending on the issue, in general, what do you personally believe is the proper role for citizen engagement in local governance? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Trust in citizens Question 26 Now thinking about particularly controversial issues, who do you think should have the final say on the most controversial issues in your jurisdiction? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 27a To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? a. Have a citizen task force that advises the law enforcement agency Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 27b To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? b. Conduct citizen satisfaction surveys Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 02 We want to start by getting a very broad sense of citizen engagement with your local government. How would you describe citizen engagement — whatever that means to you — with your jurisdiction? Overall, citizens in your jurisdiction are... Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 03 To what extent do you feel your jurisdiction offers opportunities to citizens for engagement with your jurisdiction in its policymaking and/or operations? Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04a Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses notices in newspapers to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04b Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses hard copy newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 23 In terms of their engagement in your jurisdiction’s policymaking and/or operations, how much of the time do you think you can trust the citizens in your community to be responsible participants? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Trust in citizens, Engagement levels Question 24a One way of thinking about the proper role for citizen engagement in local policymaking is along a spectrum from low engagement to high engagement. At the low end, citizen engagement would focus just on keeping citizens informed about issues. At the high end, citizens would actually make decisions for the jurisdiction. While it might differ depending on the issue, in general, what do you think the majority of your jurisdiction’s citizens believe is the proper role for citizen engagement in local governance? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 25 One way of thinking about the proper role for citizen engagement in local policymaking is along a spectrum from low engagement to high engagement. At the low end, citizen engagement would focus just on keeping citizens informed about issues. At the high end, citizens would actually make decisions for the jurisdiction. While it might differ depending on the issue, in general, what do you personally believe is the proper role for citizen engagement in local governance? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Trust in citizens Question 26 Now thinking about particularly controversial issues, who do you think should have the final say on the most controversial issues in your jurisdiction? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 27a To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? a. Have a citizen task force that advises the law enforcement agency Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 27b To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? b. Conduct citizen satisfaction surveys Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 02 We want to start by getting a very broad sense of citizen engagement with your local government. How would you describe citizen engagement — whatever that means to you — with your jurisdiction? Overall, citizens in your jurisdiction are... Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 03 To what extent do you feel your jurisdiction offers opportunities to citizens for engagement with your jurisdiction in its policymaking and/or operations? Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04a Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses notices in newspapers to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04b Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses hard copy newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 24a One way of thinking about the proper role for citizen engagement in local policymaking is along a spectrum from low engagement to high engagement. At the low end, citizen engagement would focus just on keeping citizens informed about issues. At the high end, citizens would actually make decisions for the jurisdiction. While it might differ depending on the issue, in general, what do you think the majority of your jurisdiction’s citizens believe is the proper role for citizen engagement in local governance? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 25 One way of thinking about the proper role for citizen engagement in local policymaking is along a spectrum from low engagement to high engagement. At the low end, citizen engagement would focus just on keeping citizens informed about issues. At the high end, citizens would actually make decisions for the jurisdiction. While it might differ depending on the issue, in general, what do you personally believe is the proper role for citizen engagement in local governance? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Trust in citizens Question 26 Now thinking about particularly controversial issues, who do you think should have the final say on the most controversial issues in your jurisdiction? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 27a To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? a. Have a citizen task force that advises the law enforcement agency Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 27b To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? b. Conduct citizen satisfaction surveys Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 02 We want to start by getting a very broad sense of citizen engagement with your local government. How would you describe citizen engagement — whatever that means to you — with your jurisdiction? Overall, citizens in your jurisdiction are... Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 03 To what extent do you feel your jurisdiction offers opportunities to citizens for engagement with your jurisdiction in its policymaking and/or operations? Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04a Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses notices in newspapers to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04b Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses hard copy newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 25 One way of thinking about the proper role for citizen engagement in local policymaking is along a spectrum from low engagement to high engagement. At the low end, citizen engagement would focus just on keeping citizens informed about issues. At the high end, citizens would actually make decisions for the jurisdiction. While it might differ depending on the issue, in general, what do you personally believe is the proper role for citizen engagement in local governance? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Trust in citizens Question 26 Now thinking about particularly controversial issues, who do you think should have the final say on the most controversial issues in your jurisdiction? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 27a To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? a. Have a citizen task force that advises the law enforcement agency Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 27b To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? b. Conduct citizen satisfaction surveys Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 02 We want to start by getting a very broad sense of citizen engagement with your local government. How would you describe citizen engagement — whatever that means to you — with your jurisdiction? Overall, citizens in your jurisdiction are... Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 03 To what extent do you feel your jurisdiction offers opportunities to citizens for engagement with your jurisdiction in its policymaking and/or operations? Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04a Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses notices in newspapers to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04b Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses hard copy newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 26 Now thinking about particularly controversial issues, who do you think should have the final say on the most controversial issues in your jurisdiction? Survey Fall 2016 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 27a To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? a. Have a citizen task force that advises the law enforcement agency Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 27b To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? b. Conduct citizen satisfaction surveys Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 02 We want to start by getting a very broad sense of citizen engagement with your local government. How would you describe citizen engagement — whatever that means to you — with your jurisdiction? Overall, citizens in your jurisdiction are... Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 03 To what extent do you feel your jurisdiction offers opportunities to citizens for engagement with your jurisdiction in its policymaking and/or operations? Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04a Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses notices in newspapers to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04b Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses hard copy newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 27a To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? a. Have a citizen task force that advises the law enforcement agency Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 27b To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? b. Conduct citizen satisfaction surveys Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 02 We want to start by getting a very broad sense of citizen engagement with your local government. How would you describe citizen engagement — whatever that means to you — with your jurisdiction? Overall, citizens in your jurisdiction are... Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 03 To what extent do you feel your jurisdiction offers opportunities to citizens for engagement with your jurisdiction in its policymaking and/or operations? Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04a Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses notices in newspapers to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04b Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses hard copy newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 27b To the best of your knowledge, how likely or unlikely is it that the primary law enforcement agency serving your jurisdiction will use the following practices in the near future, or are they already being used? b. Conduct citizen satisfaction surveys Survey Fall 2015 Categories Services, Public safety, Community and Social Issues, Citizen engagement, Police services Question 02 We want to start by getting a very broad sense of citizen engagement with your local government. How would you describe citizen engagement — whatever that means to you — with your jurisdiction? Overall, citizens in your jurisdiction are... Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 03 To what extent do you feel your jurisdiction offers opportunities to citizens for engagement with your jurisdiction in its policymaking and/or operations? Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04a Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses notices in newspapers to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04b Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses hard copy newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 02 We want to start by getting a very broad sense of citizen engagement with your local government. How would you describe citizen engagement — whatever that means to you — with your jurisdiction? Overall, citizens in your jurisdiction are... Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Community and Social Issues, Engagement levels, Trust in citizens Question 03 To what extent do you feel your jurisdiction offers opportunities to citizens for engagement with your jurisdiction in its policymaking and/or operations? Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04a Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses notices in newspapers to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04b Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses hard copy newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 03 To what extent do you feel your jurisdiction offers opportunities to citizens for engagement with your jurisdiction in its policymaking and/or operations? Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04a Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses notices in newspapers to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04b Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses hard copy newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 04a Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses notices in newspapers to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04b Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses hard copy newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 04b Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses hard copy newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 04c Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses electronic/email newsletters or notices to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 04d Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses a local government website to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 04e Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses local government performance dashboards or reports to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Dashboards, Performance management Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 04f Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses cable TV broadcasts and/or online streaming of government meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 04g Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at jurisdiction's main governing Council/Board meetings to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 04h Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses public comment opportunities at other jurisdictional meetings (e.g., planning commissions, etc.) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 04i Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses citizen surveys conducted by or for your jurisdiction to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 04j Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses social media accounts for your jurisdiction (e.g., Facebook or Twitter) to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 04k Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses internet discussion forums or online input/feedback forms to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach, Technology Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 04l Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses informal one-on-one discussions with citizens to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last
Question 04m Please indicate whether your jurisdiction uses open houses or "coffee with officials" to engage its citizens in your government's policymaking and/or operations. Survey Fall 2012 Categories Citizen engagement, Outreach Pagination First page first Previous page previous Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Current page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Next page next Last page last