From late May, randomly selected City of Melton households will be asked to participate in a survey measuring community satisfaction with council services, programs and facilities.
Residents will be asked about everything from their satisfaction with local programs to planning.
Data will show where council is meeting people’s needs and where gaps need to be addressed.
The survey is face-to-face and conducted independently by Metropolis Research.
In 2023, council recorded an overall satisfaction score of 6.9 per cent out of 10, a six per cent increase over the previous year.
Satisfaction at an ‘excellent’ level was recorded across garbage collection and recycling, library services, community events and festivals, animal management and Melton Recycling Facility services
Mayor Kathy Majdlik said the survey was a great way for residents to tell council how they feel about the services and facilities it provides.
“This survey will help guide service provision by informing us about any gaps, raising important issues and attitudes held by the community,” she said.
“We look forward to hearing from members of our community about what they think council is doing well, and any improvements we can make for the future.”
Details: melton.vic.gov.au/satisfactionsurvey
