The survey results show that most respondents were concerned residents who live in Quincy and have owned their homes for 6-10 years. The majority identified as white and felt the event improved their understanding and made them optimistic about the future of Wollaston Center. Overall respondents rated the meeting as effective or good.

1. Who is to blame for the NHL lockout?
1. The players
13%
2. Management
36%
3. I watch college hockey
9%
4. It’s football season
9%
5. Other
33%
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2. Which category below best describes you? PICK ONE.
1. A concerned resident
45%
2. Government (City, Town, State, or Federal)
8%
3. Business/property owner
24%
4. Non-profit organizations and advocacy groups
8%
5. Other
14%
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3. Where do you live?
1. Quincy
68%
2. Boston
2%
3. Braintree
2%
4. Cambridge
10%
5. Other
18%
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4. Do you own a home or rent?
1. I own a single family home
57%
2. I own a multi-family home (e.g., two-family or triple-decker)
6%
3. I own a condominium or townhouse
17%
4. I rent my home
15%
5. Other (none)
4%
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5. How long have you lived in your home?
1. 0 - 1 Year
12%
2. 2 - 5 Years
21%
3. 6 - 10 Years
21%
4. 11 - 20 Years
21%
5. 20+ Years
24%
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6. What is your age?
1. 0 – 19
0%
2. 20 – 29
8%
3. 30 – 39
20%
4. 40 – 49
27%
5. 50 – 59
27%
6. 60 – 69
10%
7. 70 or Better
8%
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7. How do you identify yourself?
1. White
74%
2. Black or African American
2%
3. Hispanic or Latino
2%
4. Asian
12%
5. Other
10%
6. Two or more
0%
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8. Did today’s event improve your understanding
of the topics presented?
1. Definitely
61%
2. Somewhat
33%
3. A little
7%
4. Not really
0%
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9. How did today’s event make you feel about
the future of Wollaston Center?
1. Excited
24%
2. Optimistic
51%
3. So So
22%
4. Pessimistic
2%
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10. How would you rate the overall effectiveness
of the meeting?
1. Very Effective
29%
2. Good
49%
3. OK
18%
4. Needs Improvement
4%
5. Poorly Managed
0%
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