City asking voters to participate in an important survey
The City is asking Mission Viejo voters to participate in an important survey that addresses issues that affect the quality of life in our community – including the quality of services provided by the City.
To ensure the anonymity and reliability of the survey results, the City has contracted with True North Research and Dynata to conduct the survey, manage interviews and summarize the results. You may have already received a call, text or email with the link to participate. Your responses to the survey will be completely confidential, and the City will not be privy to individual survey responses.
Resident input is always essential in ensuring the City provides the best services possible to the community.
Comments
where's the survey?…
where's the survey?
prevention of "smash and grab" crimes and flash mob robberies
This is the first I've heard…
This is the first I've heard about this survey...don't bother texting me, I retired my cell phone when I retired. Call me on my telephone:
Thank you for your comments…
Thank you for your comments on the News page and interest in participating in this important survey. To address the "where's the survey" question, there is no general link to participate as True North Research and Dynata will be conducting their survey by contacting folks individually, and may do so via call, text or email.
Thank you for your comment…
Thank you for your comment on the News page and interest in participating in this important survey. As to the comment regarding sober living homes, the State is currently conducting a Joint Legislative Audit Committee (JLAC) audit and would appreciate hearing from you. Residents are encouraged to share their experiences and opinions regarding sober living homes as part of this legislative audit and more details and the link to the online form are available through the following link:
https://cityofmissionviejo.org/news/share-your-opinions-about-sober-liv…
I would like to hear from…
I would like to hear from people who have experienced sober living homes and if the homes have helped/not helped them. Without feedback from people who have been there, I can’t really assess if the sober homes are worth having those homes in the middle of neighborhoods where families and children live. The families should not have to worry about their safety or constant visits from police showing up at a sober home at all hours of the day. I would like to know what the success rate is to have a clearer understanding of protocols in place.
