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City of South Fulton, GA
2026-2030 Consolidated Plan Community Survey

The City of South Fulton invites community members to complete a short survey that will help guide how federal funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is invested in our neighborhoods. Your feedback will shape the City’s priorities for housing and community development needs, including affordable housing, homelessness support, public facilities, and essential neighborhood improvements.

Each year, the City receives Community Development Block Grant funding from HUD to support decent housing, suitable living environments, and expanded economic opportunities. To continue receiving these resources, we must submit a 5‑Year Consolidated Plan (2026–2030) and a 2026 Annual Action Plan that identify local needs and outline how federal dollars should be used to address them.

By completing this survey, you will help determine how resources are allocated and which activities are prioritized. Your participation is vital to ensure the plan reflects the housing and community development needs of City residents, businesses, and stakeholders.

The survey is divided into three (3) sections:
1. Demographic Information (Responses are completely anonymous.)
2. Community Needs
3. Fair Housing
1. Demographic Information
1.Input Zip Code
2.Please select your age
3.Please select your average yearly household income
4.Please select the race that best describes you.
5.Please select your ethnicity
6.Provide the type of household you live in. Select all that applies.
7.How many people currently lives in your household?
8.Do you rent or own?
9.Does your Household or Home have any of the Following Problems? Select All That Apply
2. Community Needs
10.Community Priority Needs: Please rank the following in order of priority for the City.
1 (Highest Priority)
2
3
4
5
6 (Lowest Priority)
Affordable Housing - Rehabilitation of owner-occupied Housing, Transitional Housing, Housing for Disabled, New Affordable Single or Multifamily Housing, Affordable Rental Housing, Lead-based Paint Test/Abatement, Energy Efficient Improvements, Down Payment Assistance, Senior Housing
Demolition and Clearance – Demolition of Dilapidated Housing, Debris Removal, Code Enforcement, Cleanup of Abandoned Lots
Economic Development – Start-up Business Assistance, Small Business Loans, Job Creation/Retention, Employment Training, Façade Improvement, Business Mentoring
Public Improvements – Sidewalks, ADA Ramps, Water and/or Sewer Line, Storm Water Drainage, Street Paving, Street Lighting and Trails
Public Facilities – Senior Centers, Youth Centers, Child Care Centers, Parks and Recreational Facilities, Health Care Facilities, Community Centers, Fire Stations and Equipment
Public Services – Senior & Youth Activities, Child Care Services, Transportation Services, Anti-Crime Programs, Fair Housing, Health Services, Mental health Services, Legal Services, Domestic Violence Services, Substance Abuse Services, Homeless Shelters and Services, HIV/AIDS Centers and Services, Neglected/Abuse Children Services, Services for Disabled, Accessibility Improvements.
11.Affordable Housing: Which type of project would you prioritize for grant funding? Select one
12.Demolition and Clearance: Which type of project would you prioritize for grant funding? Select only one.
13.Economic Development: Which type of project would you prioritize for grant funding? Select only one.
14.Public Improvements: Which type of project would you prioritize for grant funding? Select only one.
15.Public Facilities: Which type of project will you prioritize for grant funding? Select only one.
16.Public Services: Which type of project would you prioritize for grant funding? Select up to three.
17.Broadband: Do you feel you have access to reliable internet?
18.Broadband: Where do you currently access and use most of your internet services? Select only one.
19.Broadband: Please describe your household broadband needs
20.Other Priorities: Are there any additional needs, beyond the priorities listed above, that should be addressed in the City’s Low-to-moderate income areas?
3. Fair Housing
As part of the Consolidated Planning Process, the City is required to evaluate factors that limit housing choice in the City. This section seeks to solicit your experience and perception of housing discrimination in the City. This information will be used to assist in developing strategies to overcome the impediments to housing choice. Please note that this portion is for information gathering only.
21.Do you believe that discrimination is an issue in your neighborhood?
22.Have you ever experienced discrimination in housing?
23.Who do you believe discriminated against you?
24.On what basis do you believe you were discriminated against? Select all that apply.
25.If you believe you have been discriminated against, have you reported the incident?
26.If you believe you have been discriminated against and did not report the incident, why?
Thank You for Responding!