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Agenda - Council Work Session - 04/08/2014
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Participation <br />Are the residents of Carlton connected to the community and each other? <br />The sense of community in Carlton was similar to other communities across the nation with about two- thirds of <br />survey respondents rating it as "excellent" or "good." About three - quarters of respondents were "very" or <br />"somewhat" likely to recommend living in Carlton to someone who asks (similar to the national benchmark) and <br />to remain in Carlton for the next five years (higher than the national benchmark). Also, about half of respondents <br />had reached out to the City for help or information, a proportion that was lower in Carlton than in its national <br />peers. <br />The survey included over 3o activities and behaviors that respondents indicated how often they participated in or <br />performed each, if at all. Overall, for the 18 activities for which benchmark comparisons were available, Carlton <br />residents tended to participate in these various activities at rates similar to or lower than residents in other <br />communities across the country. <br />In the area of Community Engagement, about one - quarter of respondents had attended or watched a local public <br />meeting, a proportion that was higher in Carlton than in other communities. However, fewer respondents in <br />Carlton than in other U.S. communities had participated in other Community Engagement activities such as <br />volunteering, talking with neighbors or voting in local elections. <br />While the proportion of residents who had visited a City park was similar to that of other communities (about <br />3o %), compared to the national benchmark fewer residents in Carlton took advantage of other Recreation and <br />Wellness activities such as using recreation centers (15% of respondents) or <br />public libraries (21 %). The percent of Carlton residents who reported <br />Excellent themselves as being in "excellent" or "very good" health (69 %) was similar to <br />19% the national benchmark. <br />Good Survey respondents exhibited lower than average engagement in the area of <br />45% <br />the Natural Environment. Less than 6 in io respondents "sometimes" or <br />"always" recycled at home, a rate that was lower in Carlton than in other <br />communities across the nation. About one -third of respondents had <br />conserved water or made their homes more energy efficient in the past 12 <br />months; benchmark comparisons for these two activities were not available. <br />Poor <br />8% <br />Sense of Community <br />Fair <br />28% <br />Percent rating positively Comparison to national <br />(e.g., very /somewhat likely, benchmark <br />yes) • Higher <br />•Similar <br />Lower <br />Not available <br />76% <br />78% <br />49% <br />Recommend Carlton Remain in Carlton Contacted Carlton <br />employees <br />
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