City of Issaquah: Police Chief Recruitment Survey

The City of Issaquah is seeking community input to help inform the recruitment and selection of our next Police Chief. Your feedback will help identify the leadership qualities, professional experience, and priorities most important to our community. This survey takes approximately 7–10 minutes to complete. Responses are anonymous unless you choose to provide contact information.

WSDA:Help Us Learn about Food Access in Washington State: Take the WAFOOD6 Survey! Closes April 15, 2026

The 6th wave of the Washington State Food Security Survey (WAFOOD) is now open. If you live in WA and are 18+ years old, you are invited to complete the survey to help us learn about the economic wellbeing and food needs of communities across the state!  
The survey is available in nine languages and takes 15-20 minutes to complete. Participation is voluntary and you will not be asked for your name or other identifying information. Upon completing the survey, respondents will have the option to provide an email address to enter a drawing for 1 of 100 $50 gift cards. Learn more on the WAFOOD project page.

If you are a hunger relief organization and are looking for materials to help spread the word about the WAFOOD6 survey with the communities you serve such as email templates, social media posts, and flyers, please email food@agr.wa.gov.

WA State Department of Housing Task Force Survey By April 26, 2026

Share your experiences with housing in Washington. Your feedback will help inform the Department of Housing Task Force report, which will provide recommendations to the Governor and Legislature on how to structure a new Department of Housing,which will serve as the state's coordinating and problem-solving hub to ensure adequate housing supply and housing stability for everyone in Washington. Responses will be reviewed by Task Force members and Commerce staff to understand public feedback. We are not collecting names or personally identifying information through this survey. If you would like to submit feedback on behalf of an organization, please send your comments directly to housingpolicy@commerce.wa.gov

WA OLEO: Survey on Handling Immigration Matters Closes April 30, 2026

One of OLEO’s responsibilities is to review and recommend changes to the King County Sheriff’s Office policies, practices, and trainings. Based on input from community stakeholders, OLEO is reviewing the Sheriff's Office policies and practices on handling immigration matters. To inform this work, OLEO wants to hear from the King County community to understand your experiences, priorities, and recommendations. This survey is completely anonymous, and identifying data will not be shared with law enforcement. IMPORTANT: While the survey is anonymous and OLEO will not publish any personally identifiable information, responses, including comments, may be subject to public disclosure under the Public Records Act, RCW 42.56. Please do not include any personally identifiable information (such as names or addresses) for yourself or others in the survey. 

Join Eastside For All on April 29 for an In-Person opportunity to share your input so we can formulate our recommendations to the Office of Law Enforcement Oversight (OLEO): Handling Immigration Matters Survey – PublicInput. Participation will be open to those who are impacted or connected to communities most impacted by federal immigration activity. Participants will be given a $50 Stipend for Participating.

Basilica Bio: Provide Feedback on “Navigating Food Systems in King County" booklets

We are seeking feedback on our booklet regarding food resources in King County. We published the above booklet in July 2025 and we are asking for your help for the next edition. The first 20 respondents will receive a $25 compensation. You may fill out this form anonymously, but to be eligible for compensation you must provide your email so we can reach out with more information. Take the surveyHERE

WA DOT: Active Transportation Survey Across Washington Communities

This study focuses on 19 counties across western Washington and aims to:  - Identify residential areas outside population centers lacking safe facilities for walking, biking, and rolling - Understand residents’ needs to access essential destinations (e.g., grocery stores, pharmacies)  - Develop recommendations to improve active transportation facilities. The survey findings will help us better understand the barriers residents face in walking, biking, and rolling within their communities. The results will provide valuable insights into these challenges, helping ensure that future infrastructure strategies are aligned with the needs of residents in underserved rural residential clusters (RRCs).  Flyer HERE

Share Your Transit Concerns for the World Cup!

The EERC wants to hear from our partner organizations about transit concerns during the FIFA World Cup 2026. Please take a moment to click your top three concerns so we can better support clients, staff, and the community during this busy time. Your input will help us elevate concerns, plan resources, support the community to ensure everyone can get where they need to go safely and efficiently. Take the Survey → EERC Partner Transit Concerns – FIFA World Cup 2026 – Fill out form

King County Mobility Coalition Program: Help Build a More Inclusive Transportation System

People who cannot drive, or cannot afford to drive, experience major barriers in accessing doctors, jobs, schools, grocery stores, religious services, and other activities that are important for health and wellbeing.    The lived experience and knowledge of non-drivers, and those experiencing the highest barriers to transportation, should always be considered in transportation planning.   This project aims to humanize data that informs decision makers about the gaps, barriers, and needs that exist in transit planning.  Stories are critical in creating effective and inclusive transit networks that support all of King County.    Stories collected for this project may be included in a digital “Storymap” that will be used as a tool when talking to service providers, transit planners and elected officials.  This is an opportunity to positively impact transportation planning by sharing your story. If you have a story to share, please submit this form and a member of our project team will contact you.  If you have questions or need language translation or accessibility accommodations, please contact: Lyn McCarthy- King County Mobility Coalition Program Supervisor (Hopelink) Email: EMcCarthy@hopelink.org

4Culture Survey : Community Survey on Culture

4Culture is partnering with Wilkening Consulting to learn how King County residents experience culture — and we need your voice! We’re helping gather community perspectives on cultural access — to ensure that arts, culture, science & technology, and heritage are accessible, equitable, and meaningful for everyone. The survey only takes about 9 minutes to complete. And as a thank you, there will be an opportunity for you to win one of four $100 gift cards (options include Visa, Amazon, and Bookshop.org)! Survey Link Questions? Contact Emma Montross (Survey Administrator) - emma@wilkeningconsulting.com

King County Rental Housing and Utility Affordability Survey

King County created a survey for renters about rental housing and utility affordability in King County. The results of this survey will help inform programs and policies at the county to reduce the utility burden on frontline communities. The survey has also been translated into Amharic, Arabic, Chinese, Dari, Spanish, Khmer, Somali, and Vietnamese. Social media and printable flyers are available here.