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2011 Community Attitudes Survey

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	City of Tigard 13125 SW Hall Blvd. Tigard, Oregon 97223	Press Release December 1, 2011
For Immediate Release
Contact:	Kent Wyatt Senior Management Analyst City of Tigard 503-718-2809 kentw@tigard-or.gov

• How satisfied are you with city services? • What services warrant the most emphasis from city leaders? • What is your overall perception of Tigard?

Every two years Tigard residents are surveyed to ascertain their use of and satisfaction with City services as well as to determine priorities for their neighborhoods and the City. Topical questions added to this year's survey ask residents their opinion on recreation, social media, economic development, and high capacity transit.

Results of 2011 Community Attitudes Survey

Thank you for your interest in the results of the 2011 Community Attitudes Survey. Results of the 2011 Community Attitudes Survey were presented to the City Council on November 22, 2011. The City Council will use the results, which included 400 telephone and 268 online responses, in setting their goals for next year. City staff will also use the results in prioritizing workload and identifying areas for improvement.

We hope you find these three documents helpful in reviewing the survey results.

Executive Summary
Survey Results – Telephone and Online
Survey Results – PowerPoint Presentation

The Tigard Times and The Oregonian each wrote articles on the survey results and a link to the articles can be found below:

The Tigard Times - "City of Tigard survey highlights traffic concerns"
The Oregonian - "Tigard residents are happy but complain about traffic, survey says"

Any questions or comments about the survey or survey results can be directed to Kent Wyatt, Senior Management Analyst at 503-718-2809.