2026 CNO Community Survey The Corcoran Neighborhood Organization staff and board are interested in gathering feedback from its residents to gain a better understanding of its role in the neighborhood and needs and wants from its residents. Corcoran Neighborhood Organization was founded in 1975 to unite neighbors to strengthen our community. In the past six years, CNO has experienced leadership and staff turnover and cuts to city funding. CNO board and staff are working to right-size the organization based on its available resources but needs input from its residents on how to continue to be a uniting force in the community and draw on the interests and needs of its community.Input from this survey and related community conversations at the CNO Annual Meeting and through other community events will be used to draft the CNO Strategic Plan, scheduled to be completed by February 2027. Be on the look out for opportunities to view this plan and continue to give input.As a thank you for completing the survey, we will be giving away a handful of Midtown Farmers Market Merch items! Please provide your contact information to be entered in the drawing. If you have questions about the survey, please contact us at info@corcoranmpls.org.THIS SURVEY WILL CLOSE NOVEMBER 4, 2026.Neighbor Conversation Kits are available HERE or at the Corcoran Neighborhood Office (3451 Cedar Ave). This is an alternative to completing the online survey and a nice way to chat with your neighbors about what is important to them. These can be returned by email to info@corcoranmpls.org or dropped off in the mail slot at the office. The deadline for returning these is also November 4, 2026. Learning more about Corcoran & its residents Question Title * 1. Do you feel connected to your neighbors? Yes No Maybe Unsure Question Title * 2. Why or why not? Question Title * 3. What would help you feel more connected to your neighbors? Question Title * 4. Provide a ranking (with 1 being highest priority) for the following goals that the Corcoran Neighborhood Organization should prioritize for the next two years? Question Title * 5. What programs/projects within the neighborhood/organization would be most useful for you?Check all that apply. Food access/Midtown Farmers Market Housing security Development of shared neighborhood resources or spaces (tool share, community kitchen) Building relationships with neighborhood businesses Access to Arts and Culture Building relationships with immigrant and non-English speaking neighbors Social events Youth and family programming Public Safety Traffic calming measures Climate action and sustainability Other (please specify) Question Title * 6. What programs/projects within the neighborhood/organization would you personally feel compelled to invest in? Check all that apply. Food access/Midtown Farmers Market Fundraising Housing security Development of shared neighborhood resources or spaces (tool share, community kitchen) Building relationships with neighborhood businesses Access to Arts and Culture Building relationships with neighbors across language and culture Social events Youth and family programming Public Safety Traffic calming measure Climate action and sustainability Other (please specify) Question Title * 7. Through what means would you invest in these programs/projects? Donating financially Spreading the word to your networks Volunteering your time Sharing your skills Other (please specify) Page1 / 3 33% of survey complete. Next
