The city of Glendale is asking neighbors for their input in a community survey in hopes to gauge satisfaction levels on a variety of topics. The survey was sent to a random sampling of households selected through U.S. mail lists in January. Those households received a letter in the mail asking them to complete the survey. On Monday, February 6 an open participation survey will be available to the general public to receive more feedback.

Information for Residents:

To participate in the Open Participation survey, residents should go to https://polco.us/glendale2023 beginning on or after February 6. They can respond online using their preferred web browser.

Responses will remain anonymous and personal information will be securely stored on Polco. The survey will close to the public on February 20, at 11:59 p.m. Arizona time.

“Having the input of our constituents is invaluable,” said Glendale Mayor Jerry P. Weiers. “As a Council, we’ll have concrete data, which allows us to make better-informed decisions on future budgets and programs.”