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This survey is part of Marathon County's strategic planning process and was developed to gather opinions from Marathon County residents about the current importance of various County functions and future spending levels for those functions.

The Public Safety Committee of the Elm Grove Board of Trustees wanted to measure public opinion about safety issues for walkers, bikers, and joggers/runners in the village. School

The purpose of this study was to inform the River Falls School District School Start Time Committee, and school board members about parent and staff preferences regarding changes to current start and stop times of the school day.

The purpose of this study was to get an accurate assessment of the needs and issues in Adams County upon which UW-Extension should focus their efforts.

The purpose of this study was to gather information about the opinions and experiences of visitors to the parks within the St. Croix County Parks system.

The purpose of this study was to gather information about the practices and opinions with respect to the disposal of leftover medicines in the Wisconsin counties that are partially or totally within the Great Lakes basin and was part of a research project by Steven Brachman of the UW-Extension Solid and Hazardous Waste Education Center (SHWEC).

The purpose of this study was to gather input from Jefferson county board supervisors, local elected officials, the county's constitutional officers, department heads, and county workers about strategic issues facing County government. In particular, this survey examined communication and intergovernmental collaboration in Jefferson County.

The purpose of this study was to gather public input for a strategic plan for Jefferson County government.

The purpose of this study was to gather information about the opinions, preferences and spending patterns of Butterfest visitors.
, 2010 Survey Report (7/March 2010)The purpose of this study was to gather opinions regarding program priorities for the Milwaukee County UW-Extension Community, Natural Resource, and Economic Development (CNRED) Educator. The survey is one component of an ongoing overall effort to identify CNRED program priorities in Milwaukee County.
(2/January 2010)This study sought to:
(23/September 2009)The purpose of this study was to gather opinions of residents about priorities for Door County government.
, Survey Report, 2009 (18/April 2009)The purpose of this study was to gather opinions about the disposal of unused/leftover medicines in Waukesha and Winnebago Counties and was part of a research project by Steven Brachman of the UW Extension Solid and Hazardous Waste Education Center (SHWEC). This study consists of two separate surveys. One survey, which is referred to as the general public survey, was sent to a random sample of households in Waukesha and Winnebago Counties. The other survey was sent to a sample of Waukesha County residents who participated in a free program called “Get the Meds Out” through which a mail back service was offered for the disposal of leftover medicines.
(17/July 2008)The SRC, working with the North Central Wisconsin Storm Water Coalition, surveyed residents from the cities of Merrill, Mosinee, Schofield, Stevens Point, Wausau, and Wisconsin Rapids, the villages of Kronenwetter, Rothschild and Weston, and the town of Rib Mountain to:
• determine their understanding of stormwater issues
• understand their current behaviors that can affect stormwater quality and quantity
• determine how they access information about stormwater issues
(14/June 2008)The purpose for this study was to gather opinions of Tribal members about water issues on the Reservation. At the time of the project, the Lac du Flambeau Tribe’s Natural Resource Department was considering an update of the Tribal Codes that pertain to water resources of the reservation (water quality standards, shoreline development, and wellhead/source water protection). An important component of the Tribal Code revisions was obtaining Tribal member input.
(3/January 2008)The goal of the Waukesha County Library System (WCLS) survey was to determine average library usage, opinions about the value of the WCLS, and economic considerations associated with the library. A key question to be addressed by this survey was to determine if people living in jurisdictions that don’t currently have a library branch use them differently and have different opinions about them.
(6/ April 2007)The motivation for this study was to gather opinions of residents about a year-round physical fitness facility serving the greater Prescott area, which includes the City of Prescott and the townships of Oak Grove, Clifton, Diamond Bluff, and Trimbelle. The survey was sponsored by the Intergovernmental Council that includes representatives of local governments and the Prescott School District.
(7/ May 2006)In the spring of 2006, the Town of Mercer conducted a survey that determined what sort of housing would be helpful in attracting people who commute to the Town of Mercer for work to become residents.
(2/January 2006)The 2005 Survey Research Center analysis of parking issues in downtown Hudson is based on 4 surveys: a tally of parking spaces occupied in downtown Hudson during three days in the summer of 2005; intercept interviews with visitors to downtown Hudson during the same three days; a survey of downtown businesses and their employees in October and November, 2005; and a phone survey of a random selection of residents in the Hudson area in November and December, 2005.
(15/ October 2005)To help owners/managers of multifamily housing properties with five or more units comply with state and county recycling regulations, the County Recycling Departments of Pierce and Pepin Counties commissioned the Survey Research Center (SRC) at the University of Wisconsin – River Falls to do a survey of these properties. The goals of the survey were to:
• determine current recycling practices
• gauge the level of understanding of and compliance with owner/manager responsibilities regarding recycling
• identify barriers to recycling in apartment complexes
• do a general assessment of recycling facilities in apartment complexes
(12/September 2005)In April and May 2005 the Survey Research Center (SRC) conducted a survey for the members of the Lac Du Flambeau (LDF) Band of Lac Superior Chippewa Indians on management and conservation of natural and cultural resources on their reservation.
(13/September 2005)The SRC conducted a survey on housing issues facing the Menominee Nation.
(2/January 2005)The purpose of this survey was to gauge public opinion about outdoor recreational facilities and amenities offered by the County, to identify areas of potential expansion or contraction of these services, and determine funding preferences.