×

01.

Help Me With...

Select from list
My Residential Property
My Driver's License or Vehicle Registration
Requesting Assistance
Elections
Health Department

02.

Select from list
My Property Valuation
Understanding My Valuation
Paying My Property Tax
Neighborhood Sales
Building Permits
Vehicle Registration - New Stickers
Vehicle Registration - New Vehicle
Drivers License - New or Renew
New Resident Vehicle Registration
Adult Protection
Child Welfare
Child Support
Child Care
Financial Assistance
Medical Assistance
Food Assistance
Register to Vote / Update Voter Registration
Upcoming Election Information
Ballot Drop Box Locations
Voter Service and Polling Centers
Birth/Death Records
Restaurant Inspections
Community Health
Child Care Center Inspections
Septic System Inspections
Emergency Preparedness & Response
Disease Surveillance
Mental and Behavioral Health Education
Community Health and Clinical Services
Women, Infants and Children

03.

×
× Close

News

Your Opinion Matters and Douglas County Commissioners are Listening.

Posted on April 8, 2019 2019

Share

Woman drinking coffee answering feedback questions on laptop

Whether new to the County or a long-time resident, you are invited by the Board of Douglas County Commissioners to participate in the County’s online, 2019 Citizen Survey, administered by Hill Research Consultants.

Visit http://s.websurveys.us/Douglas/survey.php   or reach the link by visiting www.douglas.co.us and click on Take the 2019 Citizen Survey link.

This confidential, anonymous online citizen survey, which takes fewer than 15 minutes to complete, is one of the County’s ongoing efforts to engage Douglas County communities in the process of governance.

“Your voice matters,” said Douglas County Commissioner and Board Chair, Roger Partridge, on behalf of the Board.

“The survey findings not only inform our Board’s spending priorities and important public policy decisions, the results are also used to measure performance in key service areas, allowing us the opportunity to observe trends and compare results over time,” Partridge said.

The foundation for the 2019 survey content includes baseline questions created for the County’s first quantitative citizen survey in 2006.  Methodology has been updated over time to ensure the best means for engaging and receiving input from a statistically accurate and representative sample of opinion from Douglas County registered voters, aged 18 and older. Methodology includes landline (telephone), cell phone and online means.

Comprehensive, final survey results that are based on all responses combined will be shared publicly, including being posted on the County’s website on or before June 2019. All individual responses are confidential, and the consultant never makes any disclosure of any individual responses.

Be among the first to receive news as it happens.  Sign up here and select your specific news focus.

Your County. Your News. Get it first.

Be among the first to receive news as it happens. Subscribe to our online news push, and select your specific news focus and delivery preferences. Visit the Live Town Hall page and register for Town Hall notifications to ensure you are contacted to participate in future community conversations about topics important to you. Both services are free, and you can unsubscribe at any time. And don’t forget to follow Douglas County on Nextdoor, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube.

Sign Up Now!