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Colleyville staff outline 2025 citizen survey plan; council offers question changes
Summary
City staff proposed a largely online 2025 citizen survey to run in October with results by year-end; council discussed question wording on funding priorities, open-space spending limits and local facilities and asked for a village-specific question and clearer definitions for some items.
Assistant City Manager Adrienne Lothry presented a draft plan for Colleyville’s 2025 citizen survey at the Aug. 19 work session and said staff intends to run the questionnaire online in October and return results by year-end, pending council feedback on draft questions and measures.
Why it matters: The city uses recurring citizen surveys to measure satisfaction with services and to gather public input that can inform budgeting, economic development and recreational programming. Colleyville has conducted surveys for more than a decade and staff said online response rates here historically have been higher than average.
Lothry reviewed timing and format: staff proposed reviewing and finalizing the draft in August, spending September with the survey vendor to set up the online form, going live in October and closing in early November with the option to extend, then compiling results for a report to council by the end of 2025. The survey…
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