A Look at Issaquah's 2025 Community Survey Results

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Issaquah's 2025 community survey highlighted a strong sense of satisfaction among residents, with 96% rating their quality of life as “excellent” or “good. ” Public safety satisfaction jumped from 69% in 2023 to 79% in 2025, indicating a growing confidence in city services. Satisfaction with environmental initiatives, particularly salmon recovery efforts, improved from 67% to 83%. The survey results positioned Issaquah favorably against regional and national averages, with 95% of residents deeming it a good place to live. Priority issues identified include planning for sustainable growth, addressing the rising cost of living, and improving traffic flow.

The survey indicated that 95% of residents check the city's website for updates, while 83% rely on word of mouth. This feedback will guide future city planning and strategic priorities. The survey involved 825 households, achieving a 95% confidence level with a margin of error of ±3. 4%.

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