Once again, the city of Columbia cites street conditions and public safety as top priorities for improvement over the next two years, according to a survey conducted in the fall.

The survey, directed by a Kansas-based market research firm ETC Institute, was sent out to “identify and respond to resident concerns” and assess citizen satisfaction with city services, according to the final report released in January.

2018 Citizen Survey Presentation

2018 Citizen Survey Presentation

Here is the ETC Institute PowerPoint about the 2018 Columbia citizen survey, which found that 79 percent of residents are satisfied with the city's quality of life.

2018 Citizen Survey Final Report

2018 Citizen Survey Final Report

Here is a link to the full report on the 2018 Columbia citizen survey conducted by the ETC Institute in the fall. The survey found streets and public safety were most in need of improvement.

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  • Advanced public life reporter, spring 2019 Studying print and digital Journalism and Political Science You can reach me at laurenkbishop@mail.missouri.edu or in the newsroom at 573-882-5700.