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This document summarizes the results of a 2015 parks and recreation survey conducted in Brownwood, Texas. Overview information includes the project method, promotional outlets used, and respondent demographics. Key survey results show that most respondents are satisfied with park quality and safety. The appendix includes additional data on favorite activities and important park features by age and ward. The consultants provided this report to city clients to help inform decisions about improving and developing parks.
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- 1. 2015 Brownwood Parks & Recreation Survey Clients: David Withers, Emily Crawford, & Bobby Rountree Consultants: Brittany Cavness, Chandler Condra, Burke Edwards, Kellee Greenwood, Kelcie Hunter, Summer King, Victoria Krawczynski, Adam Lloyd, Sean Locker, Natali Maldonado, Kevin M. Kelley, PhD.
- 2. Agenda • Method & promotion • Respondent totals & demographics • Survey results • Appendix
- 3. Project Method • Draft & format survey • Distribute & promote: two-pronged approach • Hard copy & poster campaign • Digital campaign • Collect data • Analyze data & create report
- 4. Promotional Outlets Used 1. Facebook (personal & professional) 2. Good2CU text 3. Hard copy distribution 4. Posters with QR codes 5. Brownwood City website 6. KXYL Newstalk radio 7. HPU faculty email campaign
- 5. Demographics
- 12. Survey Results
- 15. 1. I’m satisfied with the quality of parks and recreation in Brownwood 2. I’m satisfied with the quality of parks in my neighborhood 3. I feel safe when I visit a park in Brownwood 4. Better parks will help improve our city’s image 5. I feel that parks help strengthen our city economically 6. The city should improve existing parks before developing new ones
- 18. Appendix
- 19. Table of Contents • Favorite Activities by Ward • Favorite Activities by Age • Skateboarding as a Favorite Activity by Age • Important Park Features by Age • How Safe Respondents Feel by Ward • Neighborhood Satisfaction by Ward • Satisfaction of Overall Parks and Rec Quality by Ward
- 20. Favorite Activates by Ward • Ward 1 • Ward 2 • Ward 3 • Ward 4 • Ward 5
- 26. Favorite Activities by Age • Under 18 years old • Age 18-24 years old • Age 25-35 years old • Age 36-54 years old • Age 55-65 years old • Age 66 & above
- 34. Important Park Feature by Age • Under 18 years old • Age 18-24 years old • Age 25-35 years old • Age 36-54 years old • Age 55-65 years old • Age 66 & above
- 44. For additional information see formal report