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Below are links to view or download brief reports on the results of eTownPanel surveys.  The most recent reports are listed first, and all reports are numbered in the order of release.

The reports are in PDF format and require Adobe Acrobat Reader (free download available at www.adobe.com).


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Special Report #15: Satisfaction with Local Parks 2006

(December 2006)

Assesses how people use local parks, and how satisfied they are with various
aspects of parks. Compares results to previous survey findings (see Special
Report #5 and #10). Conducted in cooperation with New Yorkers for Parks.

 

Special Report #14: Neighborhood Noise and Its Consequences

(April 2007)

Presents ranking of noises that bother people most often, and assesses the behavioral and emotional consequences of noise. Compares results to previous survey findings (see also Special Reports #3 & #9). Conducted in cooperation with the Council on the Environment of New York City.

 

 

Special Report #13: Satisfaction with Local Beaches

(September 2006)

Discusses findings of an eTownPanel online survey about people’s use of and
satisfaction with beaches, conducted in collaboration with New Yorkers for Parks. Survey focuses on frequency of beach use, ways beaches are used,
rating of beach conditions and beach funding.

 


 

Special Report #12: Green Power Report

(September 2006)

Conducted in cooperation with The City University of New York’s Million Solar Roofs Initiative, this report focuses on general perceptions of energy use and cost, knowledge of green power, global warming and solutions for the energy problem.

 

Special Report #11: Neighborhood problems and quality of life

(July 2006)

Fourth report on neighborhood problems and quality of life, including ranking of top neighborhood problems. Conducted in cooperation with Citizens for NYC.

 

Special Report #10: Satisfaction with Local Parks 2005

(February 2006)

Assesses how people use local parks, and how satisfied they are with various aspects of parks. Compares results to previous survey findings (see Special Report #5). Conducted in cooperation with New Yorkers for Parks.

 

Special Report #9: Neighborhood Noise and Its Consequences

(January 2006)

Presents ranking of noises that bother people most often, and assesses the behavioral and emotional consequences of noise. Compares results to previous survey findings (see Special Report #3). Conducted in cooperation with the Council on the Environment of New York City.

 

Special Report #8: Recycling Survey

(June 2005)

This report describes people's knowledge and awareness of recycling rules in their city and their recycling habits. Conducted in cooperation with the Gotham Gazette.

 

Special Report #7: Neighborhood Problems and Quality of Life

(June 2005)

Third report on neighborhood problems and quality of life, including ranking of top neighborhood problems. Conducted in cooperation with Citizens for NYC.

 

Special Report #6: Satisfaction with Local Schools

(February 2005)

Citizen ratings of the quality of various aspects of their local public schools.  Also covers attitudes regarding school financing. Conducted in cooperation with InsideSchools.org.

 

Special Report #5: Satisfaction with Local Parks  

(December 2004)

Assesses how people use local parks, and how satisfied they are with various aspects of parks. Conducted in cooperation with New Yorkers for Parks.

 

Special Report #4: Neighborhood Quality of Life

(November 2004)

Second report on neighborhood problems and quality of life, including ranking of top neighborhood problems. Conducted in cooperation with Citizens for NYC.

 

Special Report #3: Neighborhood Noise and Its Consequences

(December 2004)

Presents ranking of noises that bother people most often, and assesses the behavioral and emotional consequences of noise. Conducted in cooperation with the Council on the Environment of New York City.

 

Special Report #2: Local Emergency Preparedness

(July 2004)

Report on how concerned and prepared people are for a local emergency, such as a natural disaster or terrorist attack. Conducted in cooperation with Citizens for NYC.

 

Special Report #1: Neighborhood Quality of Life

(June 2004)

Initial report on neighborhood problems and quality of life, including ranking of top neighborhood problems. Conducted in cooperation with Citizens for NYC.