Community Survey Questions

Town of Wickenburg — Regular Meeting (2025-09-03)

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Community Survey Questions 
Household Information 
1. How many people live in your household? 
2. Do you have children under 18 in your household? If yes, please specify age 
group(s). 
o Preschool (0–4 years) 
o Elementary (5–10 years) 
o Middle/High School (11–17 years) 
3. Do you have adults in your household in the following age ranges? (18–24, 25–
39, 40–54, 55–64, 65+) 
4. How often does your household typically participate in town programs covering 
library, recreation, and/or aquatics programs? (Weekly, Monthly, A few times per 
year, Rarely, Never) 
 
General Programming 
5. How satisfied are you with the current programs and activities offered in our 
town? (Very satisfied / Satisfied / Neutral / Dissatisfied / Very dissatisfied) 
6. Which types of programs do you or your household participate in most often? 
o Library programs 
o Recreation programs 
o Aquatic programs 
o Special events (festivals, concerts, etc.) 
o None 
o Other: please specify 
7. What factors most influence your decision to participate in town programs? (Cost, 
Schedule, Location, Age appropriateness, Staff quality, Advertising, etc.) 
8. How do you typically learn about town programs and events? (Website, Social 
media, Flyers, Word of mouth, Email/text, Newspaper)

9. How important do you feel it is for the town to invest in community programming? 
(Very important / Somewhat important / Neutral / Not very important / Not 
important at all?) 
10. How well do our programs meet the needs of the following groups? Children, 
Teens, Adults, Seniors, Families. 
11. If you had to describe our programming in one word or phrase, what would it be? 
 
Library Programs 
13. Which library programs or services do you or your family use most often? 
(Children’s programs, Teen programs, Adult programs, Technology services, 
Other) 
14. What new library programs, services, or resources would you like to see offered? 
15. How well does the library provide resources and programs that support lifelong 
learning? (Very important / Somewhat important / Neutral / Not very important / 
Not important at all?) 
16. Would you use the library more if hours of operation were expanded or adjusted? 
If yes, what hours would be most helpful? 
17. How important are non-traditional library services ( job search help, technology 
lending, etc.) to you? (Very important / Somewhat important / Neutral / Not very 
important / Not important at all?) 
 
Recreation Programs 
18. Which recreation programs do you or your household participate in? ( Adult Co-
Ed Softball, Fitness classes, Arts, Explorers’ Summer Camps, Senior programs) 
19. What types of recreation programs would you like to see added or expanded in 
the future? 
20. What time of year do you most often participate in recreation programs? (Fall, 
Winter, Spring, Summer) 
21. Would you be interested in more drop-in recreation programs (open gym, casual 
play) compared to registered programs (leagues, scheduled classes)? 
22. Do you feel the recreation programs offered are affordable?

Aquatic Programs 
23. How often do you or your family use the town pool during the summer season? 
(Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Never) 
24. Which aquatic programs or activities do you participate in? (Swim lessons, Open 
swim, Lap swim, Water aerobics, Swim team, Special events) 
25. What improvements or additions to aquatic programming would you like to see? 
26. How important is it to you that the pool season be extended with improvements 
such as heaters, covers, or other upgrades? 
27. Do you feel that current swim lesson options meet the demand for children and 
families in the community? 
28. What prevents you from using the aquatic facilities more often? (Schedule, Cost, 
Overcrowding, Availability, Other) 
 
Barriers & Improvements 
29. Have you seen and used the free seasonal program guides that are offered? 
They can be found at Town Hall, the Library, the Pool, and the Wickenburg 
Chamber of Commerce. 
30. How can the town improve communication and promotion of programs? 
31. Overall, how would you rate the quality of programs offered in the following 
areas? (Library, Recreation, Aquatics) 
32. Do you feel programs are welcoming and inclusive to all members of the 
community? 
33. Are there specific age groups, interests, or populations you feel are underserved 
by current programming? 
34. Would transportation assistance (such as shuttle service for seniors or youth) 
increase your participation? 
 
Future Planning 
35. If the town had additional resources to expand programming, which area should 
be the top priority? (Library, Recreation, Aquatics, Special events)

36. If the town had additional resources to expand programming, which age group 
should be the top priority? (Infants & toddlers (0–4), Children (5–10), Tweens & 
Teens (11–17), Young adults (18–24),Adults (25–54), Middle age (55–64), 
Seniors (65+), Multi-generational / family programming) 
37. How likely would you be to recommend our programs to friends, family, or 
neighbors? (0–10 scale) 
38. Imagine our programming five years from now — what would you most like to 
see different or improved? 
 
Open-Ended 
38. What is your favorite program, activity, or event currently offered? 
39. If you could add one new program or service in town, what would it be? 
40. Do you have any additional comments or suggestions about programming in our 
community?