Neighbourhood Safety Survey
Perceived safety by place and time, concerns, and trust in local response.
4 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Safety statistics and safety feelings diverge, and policy needs both. This survey maps perceived safety by place and time – home, streets by day and night, parks, transit stops – the specific concerns behind low scores, and trust that reporting produces response, which determines whether problems surface at all.
Map the low-scoring locations against lighting, patrol, and incident data; the overlaps are your action list, and the trust trend tells you whether residents believe the list gets acted on.
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Feeling safe locally
This survey asks how safe you feel in your neighbourhood and what concerns you most. Your answers help us understand local priorities. It takes about 2 minutes. If you need help with a specific matter, please contact us directly, as this form may not be read straight away.
Q1.How safe do you feel...*
| Unsafe | Somewhat safe | Safe | |
|---|---|---|---|
| At home | |||
| Walking locally in daytime | |||
| Walking locally after dark | |||
| In local parks | |||
| At transit stops |
Q2.What concerns you most locally?
- Traffic speed
- Theft and burglary
- Antisocial behaviour
- Poor lighting
- Drug activity
- Little concerns me
- Other…
Q3.If you reported a concern, how confident are you it would be acted on?
Q4.Name the specific spot that most needs attention, and why.
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