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Pasco to present results of two‑month citizens satisfaction survey at June 22 workshop
Summary
Pasco collected public feedback over two months on city services and investment priorities; City Council will review the findings at its June 22 workshop, officials said.
Alyssa Warner, communications coordinator, said Pasco spent two months this spring gathering residents’ views on how the city is doing, what could be improved and where residents want future investments. "We spent two months this spring getting your thoughts on how Pasco is doing now, what could be improved, and where you want to see more investments for the future," Warner said.
The survey results will be presented to the City Council at the June 22 workshop. City staff framed the survey as a broad check‑in on resident satisfaction and priorities; the preview did not include specific response totals, demographic breakdowns or recommended actions. Those details will be available when staff delivers the formal report to council.
The city’s presentation to council is the next procedural step; the workshop is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. and will be streamed on the City of Pasco’s social channels.
