Survey: Residents Back Fee Increase to Fund Parks

This spring, the City of Hopkins surveyed residents for the first time since 2007.

Minneapolis-based Decision Resources called 400 randomly selected households—on cell phones and landlines—to find out exactly what residents thought about their community (at least within the ±5 percent margin of error). The results were overwhelmingly positive.

In the coming days, Patch will be taking a look at what the survey found. In this edition, we examine what residents thought about parks and recreation.

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View the survey results in the graphs above. The graphs may not be visible in some mobile browsers.

And be sure to check back later for a look at what residents think of taxes, city services and officials’ performances.