SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO AM) It's time for residents of Sioux Falls to tell City Hall what they think.
The survey will be conducted this month by mail, asking 3,000 randomly selected citizens for their ideas and opinions about where Sioux Falls goes from here.
Mayor Mike Huether wants your input.
"Who knows what the next big thing for Sioux Falls is going to be and people of Sioux Falls: why don't you tell us?...and one way to do that is through this citizen survey," Huether tells KELO Radio News.
Survey questions range from the local quality of life, local policies, demographics, rating of local government services, and resident use of services.
Survey results will assist Mayor Huether and City Council to not only measure past progress but also chart the future direction of City programs and spending priorities.
“Sioux Falls is a great community and this survey will help us create an even better Sioux Falls,” says Council Chair Rex Rolfing. “I encourage those who receive this survey to help us chart our community’s future.”
The survey was last conducted in 2015. Back then, about 93 percent of respondents said that Sioux Falls was a great place to live, but only 37 percent rated street repair as good or excellent.