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Citizen Communications and Engagement Survey

Help us Improve How the City Communicates with You!

The City of Lone Tree is committed to keeping residents, businesses and visitors informed and engaged through several communication channels such as our Timberlines magazine, our digital E-newsletter, website and social media. We want to hear from you about how we're doing and where we can improve.

This survey takes about 5 -7 minutes to complete. Your responses are anonymous (unless you provide contact information and request us to follow-up with you) and will help guide future City communications.
1.Overall, how satisfied are you with the City's communications?
2.How informed do you feel about what is happening in Lone Tree such as City services, projects, and community activities?
3.Do you feel you have a good understanding of the City's vision and goals?
Strongly agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
4.Do you feel you receive enough information from the City to stay informed and engaged about topics that are relevant to you?
5.When you want information about the City of Lone Tree, how confident are you that you know where to find it?
Very confident
Somewhat confident
Neutral
Not very confident
Not at all confident
6.Which City communication channels do you use?
7.Of the communication channels listed in Question #6, which channels do you use most often to get information about the City?
8.In the last year, about how often have you visited the City's website?
9.How would you rate your overall experience with the City’s website?
10.How would you rate your experience of the City’s communications overall?
Excellent
Good
Fair
Poor
Not Sure
Easy to understand
Timely
Accurate
Relevant to me
Transparent (clear about City decisions and actions)
Easy to find
11.What types of information are most important to you?
What Else Would You Like Us to Know?
12.What does the City communicate well?
13.What information would you like the City to communicate more often?
14.If you could improve one thing about the City's communications, what would it be?
15.Is there a recent City project, service or issue where communication could have been better? If so, please tell us why.
The City uses several communication channels such as DougCoAlert, and a text and email platform to provide urgent or emergency information to the community.

To sign up for DougCo Alert, visit DougCo Alert

To ensure you receive text messages and emails from the City, sign up: Stay Connected