CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS: Take Survey By Nov. 20 On Transforming Community Safety

CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS: Take Survey By Nov. 20 On Transforming Community Safety
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City of Minneapolis issued the following announcement on Nov. 14.

Provide your input on what community safety looks like and tell us your ideas about a new model of community safety for Minneapolis. You can take the survey in English, Spanish, Somali, Hmong or Oromo.

Complete the survey by Nov. 20 for the first phase of survey results, which will be presented to council. Input provided after Nov. 20 will continue to be used for future engagement phases.

The City of Minneapolis is working to create a new model of community safety. As part of that, City leaders committed to a yearlong process of community engagement. This survey is one of the first steps in that process. Through the survey, you can share your vision for a new community safety model. You can also provide ideas for how to accomplish that new model.

Results from the survey will be used to help create recommendations for elected leaders and to help guide the City’s next steps for community engagement.

This survey includes some questions similar to other recent City surveys. That includes questions about alternative responses to mental health crises and non-emergency crimes. Any input you already provided on those surveys is valued and will still be used as planned. Recommendations will also be considered as part of this broader focus on transforming community safety.

Take the survey

Take the survey and share it with your community

Original source can be found here.



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