The City of Campbell River has launched the 2025 City of Campbell River Citizen Satisfaction Survey, allowing residents to share feedback and guide future city plans.
According to a statement from the city, 1,600 surveys have been mailed out to residents across Campbell River.
It’s encouraging residents who receive copies to take a few minutes to complete the survey, then to return it in the pre-addressed, postage-paid envelope provided — or to use the QR code.
“We hear from residents and community groups year-round on many topics,” says Mayor Kermit Dahl. “While this feedback is always appreciated and valued, it can be hard to ensure it reflects the whole community. The Citizen Satisfaction Survey gives us a snapshot of how we’re doing across local services, based on a statistically valid sample. If you live in Campbell River and have a few minutes, please share your thoughts!”
The news release notes results will help fall budget discussions, assist staff in making recommendations to council and help the city with reaching public consultation requirements for the proposed financial plan.
“The data will also provide council with up-to-date information for decision making, which will help shape the facilities, services and programs available to community members for years to come,” the statement read.
