Latest Salem Survey Geared To Measure City's Quality Of Life

Salem MA

14 April, 2021

10:59 AM

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SALEM, MA — Salem residents are asked to give their feedback on the quality of life in the city and other municipal services in the 12th annual Salem Residents Survey. The survey, which will be online through 10 a.m. on April 30, solicits residents' opinions on issues facing the city. Results will be compiled and included in the mayor's annual budget, which will be published later this spring. Data collected will help influence priorities and goals, as well as measure the performance and outcomes of current programs. The survey can be found here. "The 2021 survey marks the twelfth year this data has been collected," Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll said. "Hearing directly from residents allows us to improve service delivery and focus our public resources on those issues that are of most concern to the people of Salem. "Having a number of years' worth of data now also enables us to take a closer look at trends and changes that are taking place in our community." Did you find this article useful? Invite a friend to subscribe to Patch. (Scott Souza is a Patch field editor covering Beverly, Danvers, Marblehead, Peabody, Salem and Swampscott. He can be reached at [email protected]. Twitter: @Scott_Souza.)