CECAP Updates
- DEQS
- Jul 11, 2019
- 1 min read
The residents of Dallas have spoken.
The first CECAP Community Survey was housed (in English and Spanish) on the plan's website along with other related information. With AECOM, we hosted 6 formal community meetings at City facilities dispersed across the entire City; English and Spanish-speaking staff also attended 40 community meetings at various locations as requested by Community organizations. We are thrilled that, through these efforts, 1,235 people responded to the survey; additionally, we were provided with 3,281 individual responses on the 7 identified plan focus areas.
Who participated in the meetings and took the surveys?
Demographic data was collected to show responses were obtained from all areas of the City. These data will be helpful when focusing on equity as we develop the proposed actions for the CECAP. 1,238 people (91.6% of all participants) who attended a public meeting or participated in a survey reported their zip code. 1,185 of those were from zip codes in the City of Dallas boundary and 53 were from surrounding communities-- including Richardson, Garland, McKinney, among others. Zip codes 75214, 75206 and 75218 had the most participation.
A summary of the survey results is now available on the site.
OTHER NEWS & UPDATES
MEETING NOTES, COMMUNITY PRESENTATIONS, AND SURVEY RESULTS ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE. FIND THEM HERE.
WANT TO SEE WHO ALL IS INVOLVED IN THE CECAP PLANNING EFFORTS? A LIST OF AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS CAN BE FOUND ON THE NEW “MEET THE TEAM” PAGE.
THE NEXT ROUND OF PUBLIC MEETINGS WILL BEGIN IN MID-SEPTEMBER! IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SCHEDULE A MEETING OR PRESENTATION WITH THE CECAP STAFF FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION OR BUSINESS, PLEASE SUBMIT A MEETING REQUEST THROUGH THE SITE.
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This update on the CECAP survey shows solid community input with over a thousand responses and details on where people participated. The breakdown by zip codes and the focus on equity stood out as useful. I came across a similar local planning survey summary on England & Derbyshire Solicitors that had the same transparent approach. Good to see the next meetings already in the works.
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