2025 Survey Results What Does Our Community Value?

Issaquah, WALocal News

In the 2025 community survey, Issaquah Highlands residents expressed a strong desire for connection, with 72% feeling that neighbors care for one another and 80% reporting a sense of belonging. Approximately 70% of participants wish to deepen their ties with the community, highlighting a collective aspiration for social engagement. Key concerns identified include neighborhood crime, safety, and emergency preparedness, with 74% feeling comfortable reaching out to neighbors in emergencies. Events like Global Grub & Groove emerged as favorites, and 65% prefer weekend afternoons for community activities. Satisfaction ratings included 67% for the Highlands Fiber Network and 77% for the Issaquah Highlands Community Association management.

Residents praised the landscaping and maintenance, with 91% appreciating the open spaces and parks. The survey results will guide future community initiatives and programming. This feedback is essential as Issaquah Highlands continues to grow and evolve.

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