The County of Marin recently conducted the 2007 community satisfaction survey this fall. The survey results, which were presented to the Marin County Board of Supervisors on November 27, 2007, indicated a high level of overall satisfaction as 87 percent of residents were satisfied with County services. The survey, which is conducted every two years, also pointed out highlighted specific services with high importance and satisfaction ratings and pointed out areas for improvement.

The results of the 2007 survey will be analyzed to assess the public’s perception of County services compared with the previous survey in 2005. The County will also communicate the survey results in the County's next edition of the report to the community in 2008.

The community survey was conducted using a random telephone sample of county residents and included 1,000 responses. Approximately 200 respondents were from each of the five supervisorial district to ensure a balance of respondents from across the county. The survey results and County news release are available below. Please contact
Matt Bronson at (415) 499-6358 if you have any questions.

• Summary Presentation of 2007 Community Survey Results
  
  
• Complete Report 0f 2007 Community Survey Results
  
  
• Community Survey Results News Release