Nicholl Park Community Feedback Survey
Background
In 2019, community partners, Rising Juntos, and Healthy and Active Before 5 launched a project to assess the parks in Richmond, identifying Nicholl Park as one of the top three priority parks with an overall score of 2.5 out of 5. Its central location in Richmond made it a key focus for improvements.
In 2020, the Youth Engagement Team (YET) at YES conducted a survey specifically for youth, gathering valuable feedback on the park's needs. Following that survey, the YET adopted a section of the park through the City of Richmond’s Love Your Block Grant. Over the years, YET members and community members have worked together to make improvements such as updating the bathrooms, installing a new water station, creating a community mural, and building a community garden.
About this Survey
The survey takes about 10 minutes to complete. You can skip any question or stop at any time.
Your input will help shape the redesign of Nicholl Park so it better reflects community needs. It’s a chance to share your voice and influence the future of your public space.
There are no major risks to filling out this survey. All responses will be kept anonymous and used only for the purposes of this project. No personal identifying information will be shared or published.
If you have any questions about the survey, or would like to participate in the Town Hall meeting, please contact Anna Kircher at anna@yesfamilies.org
Now, in 2025, we’re revisiting the park’s needs with this survey to understand how things have changed and what improvements are still necessary. The data collected will guide the planning of the Town Hall event for Nicholl Park in May 2026 as part of the Richmond Park Equity Project (RichPEP), funded by the Hellman Foundation.
The survey takes about 10 minutes to complete. You can skip any question or stop at any time.
Your input will help shape the redesign of Nicholl Park so it better reflects community needs. It’s a chance to share your voice and influence the future of your public space.
There are no major risks to filling out this survey. All responses will be kept anonymous and used only for the purposes of this project. No personal identifying information will be shared or published.
If you have any questions about the survey, or would like to participate in the Town Hall meeting, please contact Anna Kircher at anna@yesfamilies.org