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Resident survey shows strong overall satisfaction; streets and homeless response remain top priorities
Summary
ETC Institute presented Oklahoma City’s 2025 resident survey showing about 71–72% of respondents believe the city is moving in the right direction and higher-than-average ratings for many services; streets and homeless response were top persistent concerns.
ETC Institute presented the city’s 2025 resident survey to the council, reporting that 1,283 residents were surveyed with a margin of error of about ±2.7% at the 95% confidence level. Chris Tatham, the presenter, said roughly 71–72% of respondents believe the city is moving in the right direction—about 30 points above the national average for large cities—and that the city rates substantially above national averages on many service metrics…
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