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Minot survey: 1,208 residents rank ‘great place to raise children,’ fiscal responsibility and 3rd Street replacement as top priorities
Summary
City consultant Ron Gailey presented the results of a 1,208-response community survey to the Minot City Council on Nov. 17, showing 58% of respondents think the city is moving in the right direction and flagging roads, property taxes and neighborhood snow removal among top concerns.
Ron Gailey of OnPoint Insights told the Minot City Council on Nov. 17 that the firm’s community survey drew 1,208 responses and provided neighborhood-level detail that staff can use for budget and planning decisions. “We got 1,208 respondents,” Gailey said in the council chamber, noting respondents were concentrated in northwest Minot but broadly represented other areas as well.
Gailey summarized the findings: 58% of respondents said Minot is going in the right direction over the past three years; about 90% reported owning or buying their homes and roughly 10% were renters; top recurring concerns…
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