What is working well in Twin Falls, and where can the city improve? The City of Twin Falls is encouraging residents to share their perspectives through the upcoming National Community Survey (NCS), also known as the National Citizen Survey.
The survey gives residents an opportunity to evaluate quality of life, city services and community amenities. Feedback helps the city identify priorities, guide budget decisions and plan improvements based on residents’ experiences.
Randomly selected households should watch their mail for an advance notice, followed by a survey packet mailed later. If your household receives a survey, please complete it and follow the submission instructions and deadline provided in the mailing. Participation helps ensure that residents’ experiences and priorities are reflected in the results.
Residents who do not receive a mailed survey will also have an opportunity to participate. An open online survey will be offered later to all Twin Falls residents. The city will announce the online survey link and participation dates at TFID.ORG and through its public communication channels.
Conducted by the National Research Center at Polco on behalf of the city, the NCS generally takes about 15 to 20 minutes to complete. Individual responses are confidential, and results are reported in summary form.
The city encourages residents to share honest feedback about both community strengths and areas needing improvement. Participation helps city leaders understand what matters to the people who call Twin Falls home.
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