Some residents of Washougal will receive a survey in the mail next week.
The city is conducting the community survey, as part of its ongoing strategic planning effort.
According to City Administrator David Scott, the survey is designed to measure which city programs and services are most important to Washougal residents as well as their level of satisfaction with city services.
Those include police, fire and emergency medical services, as well as parks, streets, utilities, code enforcement, economic development and growth management.
There will also be questions regarding potential funding for enhanced street maintenance, continuation of fire and emergency medical services, library use and views regarding allowing recreational marijuana related land uses within city limits.
“We are facing important decisions about our programs and services, and we look forward to receiving feedback from our residents,” Mayor Sean Guard said, in a press release.