Housing Element Survey 2027

The City of Fort Bragg is updating its Housing Element, the part of the General Plan that identifies local housing needs, sites where housing could be accommodated, and policies and programs for the next planning period. Your answers will help the City understand housing conditions, set priorities, and evaluate practical actions.
The City usually does not build housing itself. It can plan and zone land, improve approval processes, invest in infrastructure, preserve existing housing, seek funding, enforce fair housing laws, and partner with nonprofit, public, and private organizations.
This survey is anonymous. Every question is optional. Results will be reported in summary form and will not be used to identify individual respondents. Please do not include your name, street address, or other identifying information in the written response.
Please complete the survey once. People who live or work in Fort Bragg, own property or a business, receive services, attend school, care for family, or otherwise have a connection to the community are encouraged to participate.
How to mark this paper survey
Check the box next to your answer. When a question says “select up to,” choose no more than that number. Online respondents will see the same questions with selection limits and skip logic.
For language assistance, a translated copy, or an accessible format, contact the City of Fort Bragg Community Development Department.
Part A Your Connection and Housing Experience
These questions help the City understand who is responding and the housing experiences represented.
1.Where do you currently live?
2.Which best describes your current housing situation?
3.What type of housing do you currently live in?
4.How confident are you that you can remain in stable housing for the next 12 months?
Part B Community Needs Locations and Priorities
These questions ask what Fort Bragg needs most and where the City should focus its work.
5.Which types of housing are most needed in Fort Bragg?
6.Where should Fort Bragg encourage additional housing?
7.Which actions should the City prioritize?