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District 21 Participatory Budgeting Project Survey 2020

Did you know every Metro Council Office receives funding annually to support neighborhood development efforts and area nonprofits? In Fiscal Year 21, the amount was $65,000 per district. Would you like to influence how a portion of that funding is spent?

Please take a few minutes to:

1)    Take this survey to lend your voice to drive decision making, both short and long term;

2)    Learn about participatory budgeting; and

3)    Offer contributions by volunteering.

Who can participate in this survey? Residents living in District 21 can submit ideas for the process. This includes the following neighborhoods and areas: Beechmont; Iroquois; City of Lynnview; North Audubon; Preston Park; Southland Park; Southside; Trinity Park and Evergreen Manor; Camp Taylor South, and Colonial Square Cooperative.

Will my responses be kept confidential?

Yes. Names will be separated from the data before data is shared. Your records will be reviewed by the Office of District 21 and McNary Group, who is administering the survey. During the survey, you can opt into sharing your contact information if you wish to stay connected.

Questions? Contact District 21 Councilwoman Nicole George’s Office (502) 574-1121. Nicole.George@louisvilleky.gov and Rachel.Roarx@louisvilleky.gov. 
1.How did you hear about this survey?
2.In the past 12 months, have you worked with other people in your neighborhood to fix a problem or improve a condition in your community?
3.In the past 12 months, have you contacted your local elected officials to fix a problem or improve a condition in your community?
4.What neighborhood do you live in:
5.What ethnicity do you identify as?
6.What is your gender identity? (Choose all that apply):
7.What is your place of birth (city, state, and/or country)?
8.What nationality do you identify with?
9.For housing, do you:
10.What is your age?
11.What was your total household income last year?
12.What is your highest level of education?
13.I believe that participating in decisions on how public funds are used in communities has the ability to make the community better:
14.I trust my local government to respond to my needs:
15.What are some of the strengths of your neighborhood? Check all that apply:
16.What are the top two needs of your neighborhood? (Choose two)
17.How connected do you feel to your neighborhood on a scale of 1-5?
Not at all connected
Moderately connected
Extremely connected
18.If you had $2,000 for a project in your neighborhood that would have a lasting impact, what would it be? (Check up to two)
19.Do you want to be part of the Action Team to assist in implementing participatory budgeting in District 21? 
20.Would you like to receive the D21 Newsletter to stay connected with your council office?
21.Would you like to receive phone calls or emails regarding being a volunteer in District 21?
22.Please share other comments you have about your neighborhood:
Current Progress,
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