Survey: Staunton asks residents to weigh in on safety, inclusivity, more

If you live in Staunton, city leaders want your input on topics including safety, inclusivity and quality of life.

The city has launched a community survey for all residents to weigh in.

“By sharing your thoughts in this survey, you’re helping City Council and staff make informed, data-driven decisions that reflect the priorities of the people we serve,” said Leslie Beauregard, city manager.

Topics include:

• Safety and emergency preparedness
• Roads, sidewalks and infrastructure
• Transportation and mobility
• Parks, recreation and public spaces
• City services and communication

All residents aged 18 and older are asked are invited to complete the survey.

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The survey was first sent to 3,000 randomly selected Staunton households. The current phase allows all residents to participate so every voice can be heard.

The survey will remain open through Nov. 11.

Results are expected in early 2026.

Beauregard said the city plans to conduct the survey every other year.

The survey is being conducted through a partnership with Polco and the National Research Center.