The RMOW is launching its annual Community Life Survey (CLS), and giving respondents the chance to sign up for the online survey for the first time.
From March 29 to April 19, a random phone survey will canvass 300 permanent residents and 200 part-time residents, followed by an online survey for residents from April 24 to May 10.
Residents can register to have the survey sent straight to their email inbox until April 19.
“I encourage you to participate if you’re called for the phone survey. It takes approximately 15 minutes and your responses will help to inform municipal decision-making. This is particularly important as we plan for COVID-19 community recovery in the coming months,” said Mayor Jack Crompton, in a release.
“Alternatively, you can have your say by signing up for the online survey, which we’ll email to you. We’re excited to offer this convenient option to help ensure that we receive a wide range of responses from all demographics in the community.”
Results from the CLS help the RMOW and council track service performance and understand community priorities and needs, as well as help guide policy development at municipal hall.
This year’s results will also inform Whistler’s post-COVID-19 recovery strategy.
Read more about the RMOW’s community monitoring efforts at whistler.ca/municipal-gov/community-monitoring.
Register for the online survey at whistler.ca/survey.
