Public Safety and Violence
Prevention Funding Survey
SURVEY RESPONSE REPORT
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PROJECT NAME:
Public Safety and Violence Prevention Funding Measure (Measure O) ATTACHMENT 3
REGISTRATION QUESTIONS
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In which decade were you born?
1 (0.7%)
1 (0.7%)
8 (5.4%)
8 (5.4%)
19 (12.8%)
19 (12.8%)
23 (15.5%)
23 (15.5%)
28 (18.9%)
28 (18.9%)
42 (28.4%)
42 (28.4%)
23 (15.5%)
23 (15.5%)
4 (2.7%)
4 (2.7%)
2000 or later 1990-1999 1980-1989 1970-1979 1960-1969 1950-1959 1940-1949 before 1940 Question options
Mandatory Question
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Dropdown Question
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What is your gender?
69 (46.6%)
69 (46.6%)
62 (41.9%)
62 (41.9%)
3 (2.0%)
3 (2.0%)
14 (9.5%)
14 (9.5%)
Female Male Another gender identity Prefer not to answer Question options
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What is your race or ethnicity?
American Indian or Alaska Native Asian Black or African American Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish Origin White Another race/ethnicity Prefer not to answer Middle Eastern or North African Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Question options
10 20
30 40
50 60
70 80
90 100
110
120
5 7
2 5
109
4 23
Mandatory Question
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Question type:
Checkbox Question
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What is your council district?
10 (6.9%)
10 (6.9%)
25 (17.2%)
25 (17.2%)
35 (24.1%)
35 (24.1%)
27 (18.6%)
27 (18.6%)
18 (12.4%)
18 (12.4%)
18 (12.4%)
18 (12.4%)
12 (8.3%)
12 (8.3%)
District 1 - Alvarez District 2 -Sawyer District 3 - MacDonald District 4 - Fleming District 5 - C Rogers District 6 - Schwedhelm District 7 - N Rogers Question options
Optional question
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Dropdown Question
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How would you rate the job that Santa Rosa is doing in providing public safety services (Police and Fire Programs) on a sca...
15 (10.2%)
15 (10.2%)
33 (22.4%)
33 (22.4%)
20 (13.6%)
20 (13.6%)
66 (44.9%)
66 (44.9%)
13 (8.8%)
13 (8.8%)
1 - Poor 2 - Fair 3 - Neither good nor bad 4 - Good 5 - Excellent Question options
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How would you rate the need for additional funding for public safety services (Police and Fire Programs) in Santa Rosa on a scale from 1 to 5 (where 1 is no need and 5 is much need)? 27 (18.4%)
27 (18.4%)
6 (4.1%)
6 (4.1%)
38 (25.9%)
38 (25.9%)
40 (27.2%)
40 (27.2%)
36 (24.5%)
36 (24.5%)
1 - No need for additional funding 2 - Little need for additional funding 3 - Unsure, need more information 4 - Need for additional funding 5 - Very much need for additional funding Question options
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How would you rate the job that Santa Rosa is doing in providing violence prevention programs on a scale from 1 to 5 (where 1 is poor and 5 is excellent)? 31 (21.5%)
31 (21.5%)
30 (20.8%)
30 (20.8%)
41 (28.5%)
41 (28.5%)
38 (26.4%)
38 (26.4%)
4 (2.8%)
4 (2.8%)
1 - Poor 2 - Fair 3 - Neither good nor bad 4 - Good 5 - Excellent Question options
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How would you rate the need for additional funding for violence prevention programs in Santa Rosa on a scale from 1 to 5 (where 1 is no need and 5 is much need)? 28 (19.2%)
28 (19.2%)
10 (6.8%)
10 (6.8%)
39 (26.7%)
39 (26.7%)
35 (24.0%)
35 (24.0%)
34 (23.3%)
34 (23.3%)
1 - No need for additional funding 2 - Little need for additional funding 3 - Unsure, need more information 4 - Need for additional funding 5 - Very much need for additional funding Question options
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Please rate the importance of the following public safety priorities:
Low Priority
Medium Priority
High Priority
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25 50
75 100
125
150
175
Reduce the risk of
wildfires by improving
wil...
Maintain fire protection
services and prevent...
Maintain rapid 9-1-1
emergency response
Provide resources for
youth programs and
viol...
Prevent reductions in
the number of on-duty
f...
• Provide mental health
counseling, wrap arou...
118
118
114
87 95
106
27 24
29 40
32 20
2 5
5 21
18 19
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Please rate the importance of the following public safety priorities:
High Priority : 118
Medium Priority : 27
Low Priority : 2
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Reduce the risk of wildfires by improving wildfire prevention, preparedness, early fire alert systems, rapid response, and evacuation planning
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Medium Priority : 24
Low Priority : 5
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Medium Priority : 29
Low Priority : 5
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Maintain rapid 9-1-1 emergency response
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Medium Priority : 40
Low Priority : 21
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Provide resources for youth programs and violence prevention efforts along with grants to community-based organizations
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Medium Priority : 32
Low Priority : 18
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Prevent reductions in the number of on-duty firefighters, paramedics and police officers
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18 High Priority : 106
Medium Priority : 20
Low Priority : 19
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• Provide mental health counseling, wrap around services and programs that support at-risk youth and their families
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