As they plan for the future, local authorities are looking for feedback from area residents.
The Chatham-Kent Police Service is launching its annual Community Survey.
The confidential survey, handled by an independent third-party, gives residents a chance to share feedback, highlight local priorities, and even commend officers for outstanding work.
Chief Kirk Earley says community input plays a vital role in shaping future planning and policing strategies across the municipality.
“This survey is an important opportunity for us to hear directly from the people we serve,” Chief Early said in a news release. “Your feedback helps us better understand community expectations, inform future planning, and identify where we should focus our efforts. Every response provides valuable insight that helps shape the future of our organization.”
Residents can participate online starting September 1 at the police service’s website, or by phone if they receive a call from the survey team.
The deadline for submissions is September 30.