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Survey shows positive city ratings, concerns about growth

Most Bellingham citizens enjoy a good quality of life in Bellingham and believe city government is doing a good job meeting community needs, but they are concerned about growth, according to a recent scientific poll conducted by the city.

City officials commissioned the survey in June 2006, assessing citizens' priorities and satisfaction with city services. More than 500 Bellingham residents completed a 15-minute telephone survey conducted June 8-12, 2006. Opinion research experts presented survey results to the Bellingham City Council on July 10.

Chief among the survey findings:

Don McDonough, principle of Evans/McDonough, presented the survey results and provided analysis and comparisons to regional public opinion research, as well as a similar survey conducted for the City of Bellingham.

Purpose of surveying:

Survey details:

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Updated: July 21, 2006

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