Surveys

Taking surveys that surround your community plays a crucial role in understanding the needs, concerns, and aspirations of any community. Granted, participating in surveys might seem like a mundane task, but the impact of your contribution extends far beyond individual interests.

Current Surveys

Mobility Management: Fixed Route Transit System in the city of Enid, OK Survey

Mobility Management: Northwest Individual/ community unmet needs survey

Here are 5 reasons why it is important to take surveys that involve your community:

  • Surveys provide a platform for community members to have their voices heard. By participating, you can express your thoughts, concerns, and opinions on matters that directly affect your daily life. Surveys ensure that a diverse range of viewpoints and experiences are represented, enabling decision-makers to make more informed choices.

  • A comprehensive community survey can identify the unique needs and challenges faced by different segments of the population. This information is invaluable in developing effective policies, programs, and initiatives to address those needs. Surveys can shed light on issues such as healthcare accessibility, educational opportunities, infrastructure development, and social services requirements, among others.

  • Taking part in surveys empowers community members to be active participants in decision-making processes. Results from surveys provide decision-makers with valuable data on public opinion and preferences. This data-driven approach ensures that decisions are based on evidence, leading to more effective and equitable outcomes for the community as a whole.

  • Surveys enable community members to contribute to long-term planning efforts. By sharing your thoughts and aspirations, you can help shape the direction and priorities of your community. Survey responses provide critical insight on short-term and long-term goals, making it possible to create strategic plans that align with the needs and desires of the community.

  • By participating in surveys, community members actively engage with the issues affecting their lives. This engagement, in turn, fosters a sense of ownership and responsibility within the community. Surveys have the potential to bring individuals and organizations together, promoting collaboration and cooperation to develop community-driven solutions.