KCLS: World Languages Community Member Survey

King County Library System (KCLS) is collecting information to better understand and serve our local community members who speak languages other than English, or other languages in addition to speaking English. By completing this survey, you will help KCLS to identify and create better library services, programs, and collections in non-English languages. Your responses are anonymous. We will not ask questions to personally identify you. Thank you for participating. This survey will take about 7 minutes

NAMI Eastside: Demographic and Program Evaluation Instrument - 2023

NAMI Eastside's free programs support the mental health of our community and beyond. They are supported by funders that require information about the people we served. Our annual demographic survey is one of the ways we get that information. If you were involved with NAMI Eastside in 2023, please take five minutes to help keep our programs running and fill out this confidential demographic survey.

WA State Health Care Apple Health Expansion Outreach survey

Washington State Health Care Authorities request community feedback from medical providers and residents on best practices to communicate updates and information about Apple Healthcare Expansion. Responses to the survey inform HCA’s outreach materials and how/where information should be shared. WA State Apple Health Care Expansion Survey

WA Dept of Health Discovery Survey - Maternal and Child Health

Every five years, the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) completes an assessment of the health of children, parents and caregivers, and families in the state. The information we gather helps us identify priorities which guide the work we do. DOH conducts the Discovery Survey as part of this process. The aim of the Discovery Survey is to learn about what people like you feel are the most important things affecting the health of women, youth, and families. This information on what you think, especially on what is working and what might be improved on, is important to us. Survey submissions are anonymous. Names are not collected during the survey process and there will be no attempt to associate an individual’s responses with their identity or use responses to identify individuals.

KCRHA Service Provider Communications Survey

The King County Regional Homelessness Authority is working to improve our customer service for the front-line service providers in our homeless response system. To inform this process, we’ve put together a short (10 minute) survey to gather information and ideas directly from you. Your responses will help us improve our services. Please take a few minutes to fill out the survey today. Thank you!

City of Sammamish: Emergency Evacuation Study

The City of Sammamish is currently undertaking an evacuation study to determine how long it would take to evacuate the City under different circumstances (weekday versus weekend, midday versus evening, etc.). The results of this study will be used to enhance emergency response plans for the City and help protect our residents and visitors. The survey below includes questions designed to estimate demographics for the City that are not available from the U.S. Census Bureau. These demographics help determine the number of vehicles that will be evacuating the City in the event of an emergency. The survey also includes questions designed to estimate the time needed by residents and visitors to prepare to evacuate.

King County: public input around affordable housing and climate change

King County is seeking public input around affordable housing and climate change. The County is updating its Comprehensive Plan, a 20-year plan that guides land use in unincorporated areas (places outside of city limits). This update will focus on actions to address social equity, affordable housing and climate change in our region.  These short (6 and 7 question) surveys will ask for your thoughts on how King County should address affordable housing and climate change. The county would like to know… * What types of housing make sense for our growing neighborhoods? * How can we help residents stay in our communities as costs rise? * How can King County help you stay cool in extreme heat? * How can we help residents use less gasoline in their day-to-day lives? Take the Survey