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Parks board launches park-user survey; members to staff intercepts, QR code outreach Aug–Oct
Summary
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board reviewed a 14-question park-user survey and agreed to distribute it via intercepts and QR codes from mid‑August through October, with preliminary results expected by the board's November meeting.
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board on Aug. 11 agreed to move forward with a park-user survey and to use board members and staff to collect responses at parks and community sites from mid‑August through October.
The survey is a 14-question snapshot that asks which parks residents use most, how often they visit, how they travel there, primary activities and demographic questions; the board added an open-comments field. "This is one of our two annual surveys that we conduct," said Chip, Parks and Recreation staff, who led the presentation and described the survey as a short demographic snapshot rather than a programming…
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