2023 Community Survey Results Highlight Positive Perceptions of Redmond

Redmond, WALocal News

The City of Redmond has released the results of its 2023 community survey, conducted by the independent research organization EMC Research from January 16 to February 23. The survey was inclusive, available in English, Spanish, Chinese, and Hindi, and utilized a randomized address-based sampling approach to ensure diverse representation. Findings reveal that residents view Redmond positively, highlighting its welcoming and safe environment. High marks were given for the city's handling of its core responsibilities, although some ratings for fiscal management were seen as average yet positive. The consistency of service ratings across surveys indicates a stable perception of city functions among residents.

The survey results are instrumental for city planners, aiding in budget development and performance tracking aligned with community priorities. This initiative has been a cornerstone of Redmond's engagement strategy since 1998, reflecting the city's commitment to listening to its community. Overall, the survey serves as a vital tool in fostering transparency and accountability in local governance.

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