2010 Biennial Citizen Survey
Executive Summary
Methodology
Demographics
Town of Cary Departments
Town Government Staff
Streets and Roads
Cleanliness and Appearance of Public Areas
Police Department
Fire Department
Parks & Recreation & Cultural Programs
Aspects of the Town of Cary
Cary Overall as a Place to Live
Most Important Issue Facing Cary
How Safe Residents Feel in Cary
Barriers to Citizen Involvement
Cary's Efforts to Keep Residents Informed and Involved in Decisions
Disposal of Used Cooking Oil and Grease
Appendices
Appendix C: Town Government Staff Interaction
Appendix D: Streets and Roads that Need Attention
Appendix E: Public Areas that Need Attention
Appendix F: Name of District Command Team Captain or Lieutenant
Appendix G: Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Programs Participated
Appendix H: Reasons for Low Ratings for Cary as a Place to Live
Appendix I: Reasons for Low Ratings for Quality of Life
Appendix J: What Respondents Liked Best About Cary
Appendix K: What Respondents Liked Least About Cary
Appendix L: Most Important Issue Facing the Town
Appendix M: Voting Explanation for Adding Five Cents on the Current Tax Base
Appendix N: Voting Explanation for Adding Three Cents to the Current Tax Base
Appendix O: Well Informed on Town Government Aspects
Appendix P: Satisfaction with Making Information Available to Citizens
Appendix Q: Satisfaction with Opportunities to Participate in Decision Making
Appendix R: Actions to Improve Satisfaction with Parks, Recreation, & Cultural Resources
Appendix S: Actions to Improve Satisfaction with Environmental Protection
Appendix U: Actions to Improve Satisfaction with Transportation
Appendix V: Actions to Improve Satisfaction with Planning & Development
Appendix W: Actions to Improve Satisfaction with Downtown Revitalization
Appendix X: Actions to Improve Satisfaction with School Issues
