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Quality of Life <br />Governance <br />Measuring community livability starts with assessing <br />the quality oflife of those who live there, and ensuring <br />that the community is attractive, accessible and welcoming <br />to all. In 2020, 85 percent of respondants rated Ramsey's <br />quality oflife as excellent or good. <br />• Excellent 11 Good • Fair • Poor <br />Fourty-nine percent of Ramsey residents rated <br />the overall quality of City services as excellent or <br />good. This rating was similar to those observed else- <br />where across the country. <br />• Excellent • Good • Fair Poor <br />Ton 10 City Services <br />Respondents evaluated over 30 individual services and amenities available in Ramsey. The services shown in the graph <br />below were the top 10 highest rated services. At least seven in ten residents rated these City services as excellent or good. This <br />was similar to the national benchmark and several trended up since 2016. <br />90% <br />Police Services <br />89% <br />82% <br />82% <br />70% <br />Fire Services Crime Prevention Fire Prevention Traffic Enforcement <br />56% <br />Natural Areas <br />Preservation <br />59% <br />73% <br />76% <br />78% <br />Drinking Water Storm Drainage Sewer Services City Parks <br />Of the ten facets of community (economy; mobility; community design; utilities; safety; natural environment; <br />parks and recreation; health and wellness; education, arts and culture; and inclusivity and engagement) Ramsey resi- <br />dents identified the Economy as the highest community priority in the next two years. Safety, Natural Environment, <br />Parks and Recreation and Utilities were also scored as high priorities and important community features. <br />Photo by: Michelle Osterhus <br />amsey Resident • July/August • 2021 <br />