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Longmont staff overhauls resident survey, aims for June launch and broader representation
Summary
City staff say the biennial satisfaction survey will move to a digital‑first approach this summer with clearer plain‑language questions, targeted sampling and mid‑survey checks to boost representation of younger and underserved residents.
City staff told the Longmont council at its retreat that the biennial community satisfaction survey, run in‑house in 2024, will be updated and relaunched this summer with a sharper focus on participation and data quality.
"We're planning to launch this summer, so early June," Linari, the city’s manager of data and analytics, said when describing the timetable for the survey. Staff said the 2024 in‑house…
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