Community Survey Results Video
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Part 1 - Questions 1-3
Part 2 - Questions from the Community
Recreation Governance Survey Results Presentation
The following slideshow was presented at the Recreation Advisory Council meeting on December 9, 2010.
Attached you will find the 2-page executive summary and the 19-page full report of the survey data and questions/answers.Embedded Content
- EJRP Governance Survey Results - Full Report (19 pages) (1051 Download)
- EJRP Governance Survey Results - Executive Summary (2 pages) (1281 Download)
EJRP Governance Survey Results
On September 14, 2010, the EJRP Recreation Advisory Council opened up a survey for the community to comment on the proposed governance change of EJRP from the school district to the Village. The survey was closed on November 9, 2010. 208 individuals responded. 199 of the respondents identified themselves as residents of the Village of Essex Junction. The data that is presented in this report is derived from the responses by Village residents only.
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- EJRP Governance Survey Results - Full Report (19 pages) (1553 Download)
- EJRP Governance Survey Results - Executive Summary (2 pages) (1035 Download)
Recreation Council Seeks Answers
Update (1/25/11): Answers to the questions posed by the community have been answered by EJRP and CCSU and were published on December 9, 2010. The answers, as well as the results from the community survey, are available as an online presentation and downloadable report. The Trustees and the Petitioners have not yet provided responses to any of the questions asked of them on November 12. As a result of the survey data, the Recreation Advisory Council voted on December 9th to support the existing school governance model.
The Essex Junction Recreation and Parks (EJRP) Advisory Council has spent the past several months providing and gathering information about the petition proposing governance transfer of EJRP from the School District to the Village. After collecting questions and suggestions from citizens via an online survey, the seven-member Council is seeking answers to important questions that were raised.