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This update from the City of Kitchener is a masterclass in how to follow up on public engagement efforts. Explaining who participated, what was said, and how their feedback affects the outcome is so critical to build trust in government — even when the answers might not be what some people want to hear. #urbanism #kwawesome #publicSpace https://www.engagewr.ca/harryclasspool/news_feed/what-we-heard?utm_source=ehq_newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=ehq-Harry-Class-Pool-What-we-heard-and-next-steps&utm_campaign=website&utm_medium=email&utm_source=ehq
EngageWRWhat we heardThank you to everyone who answered our survey, shared their comments, or spoke with us this summer. We heard from over 350 visitors to the pool and to the project webpage!Who we heard fromMost of the people who answered the survey are frequent visitors to the pool. Most (80%) said they had visited Harry Class in the last 2 years, and almost two-thirds (58%) said they visit the pool more than 10 times a year. Respondents included
Solo swimmers
Families with children 12 years and under
Families with youth over the age of 12
People who visit with their partners…
@samnabi shame they can't apply those same skills to the statue in Willow River Park
@Habigelo Yeah what is even happening with that one… pausing consultation until people forget about it?