The City invests in research and engagement activities each year to understand the needs and expectations of Calgarians. Retaining and sharing this information across departments, with Council and with citizens is a key initiative and supports The City of Calgary’s focus on citizen centricity and transforming government.
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Research Final ReportIn June 2015, Leger conducted the 2015 Satisfaction with Taxi Services survey on behalf of the Taxi and Limousine Advisory Committee (TLAC). The telephone survey was conducted with a random sample of Calgarians for the purpose of measuring citizens' usage of and opinions about taxi services in Calgary and to compare the results to the previous year.
Engagement PlanThe engagement plan for the Shaw Millennium Park Hours of Operation project details the plan for gathering feedback regarding the park's hours of operations. The engagement strategy included workshops and online/paper surveys with both internal and external stakeholders in 2014.
Engagement - What We Heard ReportThe West LRT Public Art Community Workshop Engagement What we Heard Verbatim (Phase 1) presents a record of comments from the focus groups conducted in 2014 for the purpose of consulting with interested stakeholders regarding the acquisition of public art for the West LRT transit line.
Engagement - What We Heard ReportThe Non-Profit Tax Mitigation Engagement What we Heard Report presents the findings of the focus groups conducted with external stakeholders (non-profit organizations, umbrella organizations, and agencies representing non-profit groups) for the purpose of understanding stakeholders' knowledge of, and views about, non-profit tax mitigation options.
Research Final ReportIn June 2012, Leger conducted an opt-in online survey as part of the imagineParks research on behalf of Parks. The opt-in survey was conducted at the same time as the telephone survey and was made available on The City of Calgary's website to Calgarians wanting to provide input. The purpose of the research was to collect information about the public's vision of Calgary's parks in the future and identify priorities for Calgary's open spaces over the next 30 years.
Research Final ReportIn June 2012, Leger conducted a survey as part of the imagineParks research on behalf of Parks. The telephone survey was conducted with a random sample of Calgarians to understand the public's vision of Calgary's parks in the future and identify priorities for Calgary's open spaces over the next 30 years.
PresentationIn June 2012, Ipsos conducted the Large Commercial Urban Design Survey on behalf of Land Use Planning & Policy. The online survey was conducted with adult Calgarian Ipsos online panelists for the purpose of gauging citizens' shopping area preferences, commercial parking preferences and views on urban commercial design.
Research Final ReportIn June 2012, Ipsos conducted the Large Commercial Urban Design Survey on behalf of Land Use Planning & Policy. The online survey was conducted with adult Calgarian Ipsos online panelists for the purpose of gauging citizens' shopping area preferences, commercial parking preferences and views on urban commercial design.
Research Final ReportIn June 2012, Leger conducted the annual 911 Satisfaction Survey on behalf of Public Safety Communications. The telephone survey was conducted with Calgarians who had recently made calls to 911. The purpose of the survey was to measure citizens' satisfaction with, and attitudes towards, Emergency Communications Offiers (ECOs).
Research Final ReportIn May 2021, Leger conducted the tenth Citizen Perspectives COVID-19 Snapshot Survey on behalf of The City. The telephone survey was conducted with citizens of Calgary to assess opinions, beliefs and concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic. The City conducts Citizen Perspectives surveys at various times throughout the year to understand citizen opinions, preferences and attitudes and support City decision-making.
