You know what to do, folks. Do it on the net
Odd that the
Salt Lake Tribune scooped the
Standard on this Ogden City-centered story; but, weirdly enough, they did.
"The Ogden Police Department is asking city residents to rate their performance, Cathy McKitrick reports." The online survey’s 20 questions range from
"How safe do you feel when walking alone in your neighborhood after dark?" to "In the past year, would you say the overall quality of community living in your neighborhood has increased, decreased or stayed about the same?" and "Overall, how satisfied are you with the Ogden Police Department?"
Read the
full Trib story here:
You can access the survey via this direct link:
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"Determine needed
areas of concentration?" |
"In a statement Friday, Ogden Deputy Director of Support Services John Harvey said [ominously perhaps?]
that the citizen responses would be "vital in helping us determine needed areas of concentration." [Emphasis added].
If you'd like to submit your input anonymously, skip the last two
"optional" questions. Smart phone users might also want to consider disabling your mobile device's GPS tracking function entirely, if you know what we mean; and we think you do.
You know what to do, folks. Do it on the
net.
