A random sample of Washougal residents will be contacted this spring to find out their levels of satisfaction with various city services.
They will be contacted by mail, with the option to return the community surveys by mail, phone or online.
One of the questions asks respondents to list two items in several areas that should receive the most emphasis from city leaders during the next two years. The areas include public safety, parks, communication, streets and code enforcement.
Participants in the survey will indicate whether office, industrial, retail, multi-family or single-family residential development is occurring too slowly or too quickly.
During the council workshop yesterday, councilman Paul Greenlee said he wants survey respondents to indicate if they are retired, semi-retired or if they have children younger than 18 in their home.