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Temecula City Survey: Residents' Satisfaction and Perceptions Study - 2007 Report

This survey report conducted for the City of Temecula aims to identify key issues of concern, measure resident satisfaction, and evaluate perceptions of local issues. The study, conducted through a 20-minute telephone survey with 400 residents from May 30th to June 10th, 2007, seeks to determine the effectiveness of communication and track findings from a previous 2000 study. Results indicate high resident satisfaction, particularly with the quality of life and performance in providing specific services, despite growth pressures. Recommendations include focusing on managing traffic congestion, residential growth, and improving communication strategies.

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Temecula City Survey: Residents' Satisfaction and Perceptions Study - 2007 Report

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  1. Survey of Residents Conducted for the City of Temecula

  2. Purpose of Study • Identify key issues of concern • Measure resident satisfaction • Overall • Specific services • Evaluate perceptions of local issues • Determine effectiveness of communication • Track findings of 2000 study

  3. Methodology of Study • 20-minute telephone survey • 400 residents • May 30th to June 10th, 2007 • Overall margin of error: ± 4.89%

  4. Overall Quality of Life

  5. Overall Satisfaction:2007 ~ 2000

  6. Satisfaction With Services

  7. Spending Priorities

  8. Final Thoughts • Resident satisfaction is high • Quality of life • Overall performance • Performance in providing specific services • Especially impressive given growth pressures on City staff and resources • Areas of focus • Stay the course • Managing traffic congestion • Managing residential growth • Communication

  9. Survey of Residents Conducted for the City of Temecula

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