Where do you go if you want to learn what the public needs from dog facilities? A dog park!
A participant takes the Dog Park Survey
We recently dropped in on an engagement activity with one of our clients. The City of Raleigh Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department is undergoing a dog park study to determine the public's interest in dog facilities in the park system. As part of that process they have created a set of questions for the community and created an engagement portal on PublicInput.com.
But that wasn't all. At an event they hosted at a local dog park, staff handed out business cards with the web location - so participants could participate on their phones - and approached others with a tablet using our Kiosk Mode so they could participate in realtime. All the streams of feedback they received were seamlessly integrated into a single dashboard.
Over the next month, staff will go to another four events around the city to take feedback and test other dog park strategies. PublicInput.com will support their understanding of participation across all those activities. Once the feedback gathering portion of the process is complete, they'll analyze the data to support their decision making and follow up with participants for the implementation phase in the later summer.
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