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Task force survey adds Spanish version; organizers seek broader distribution to reach 1,000 responses
Summary
Survey lead reported 80 responses to date, a human‑reviewed Spanish translation and TMP feedback incorporated; the group agreed to circulate the survey through commissions, neighborhood associations and school networks to reach a 1,000‑response goal and improve representativeness.
Tanner, who is leading survey work, told the task force the survey now has a human‑reviewed Spanish version (not machine translated), that TMP provided design feedback and that about 80 responses have been collected. “That’s nowhere near our goal, which is a thousand,” he said, describing plans to scale promotion now that the survey design and translation are finalized.
Members agreed to use commission distribution lists, neighborhood associations and the school system to improve representativeness; Emily offered to circulate the survey through the BikeWalk commission and neighborhood contacts. The survey includes demographic questions intended to track responses by district and census tract to help ensure the sample is representative of Norwalk residents.
The group asked volunteers to help with distribution and indicated results will be published once the team reaches a critical mass of responses. No final analysis was presented at this meeting.
