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Board advances hurricane after‑action survey process; seeks edits and faster timeline
Summary
The board continued its hurricane after‑action review, directed staff to prepare a draft online survey for board testing before the Feb. 19 meeting, and agreed on a rapid review timeline to aim for March survey circulation. Key issues included question length, demographics, online access and coordination with local partners.
The Citizen Advisory Board continued its hurricane after‑action review on Jan. 29 and agreed to a fast‑track schedule for finalizing a community survey to gather public feedback on the city’s hurricane response.
Dr. Davis, who is leading the after‑action project, told the board that city staff will support the survey process and that Lorraine Anderson, public information officer in the city manager’s office, will assist with putting the questions into the city’s Microsoft survey tool and summarizing responses. Board members discussed question scope, length, distribution methods and a timeline that would allow preliminary recommendations to reach city departments before the 2025 hurricane season.
Board members and staff said the survey will be hosted on the city website with a QR link and that the city can provide assistance for residents without internet access. Lorraine Anderson said the city can use an internal Microsoft survey product rather than third‑party SurveyMonkey. Dr.…
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