Community Survey
March 9th, Press Release
To: All Media Outlets
From: Kyle Horne, Cañon City Area Recreation and Park District
Re.: Royal Gorge Area Aquatics and Recreation Center Survey
Now that the mailed surveys for a possible Recreation Center have been made available for nearly a month, there is now an open link available online for anyone else who would like to have their voice heard. We have received many comments from the public about wanting to take
a survey and now is your chance. Simply go to this link, https://www.royalgorgesurvey.org/open and complete the survey online. There is no paper option. This link is for those who live within the Cañon City Area Recreation and Park District boundaries and did not receive a mailed
survey, as well as those who live in surrounding communities in Fremont County. Final tabulations will begin on March 23 rd , so you have a little less than two weeks to provide your input. If you received a mailed survey, we ask that you please complete it and send it back. At
this time 1,750 of the 7,000 surveys released have been returned. This survey is being conducted by RRC Associates, made possible through a partnership with the City of Cañon City, Fremont County, Recreation Enhances our Community (REC), and the Recreation District. It will take around 10 minutes to complete and will provide information to the partners about the recreational wants and needs of our community. We ask that you please take the time to answer the survey, so your voice is heard.
To: All Media Outlets
From: Kyle Horne, Cañon City Area Recreation and Park District
Re.: Royal Gorge Area Aquatics and Recreation Center Survey
Now that the mailed surveys for a possible Recreation Center have been made available for nearly a month, there is now an open link available online for anyone else who would like to have their voice heard. We have received many comments from the public about wanting to take
a survey and now is your chance. Simply go to this link, https://www.royalgorgesurvey.org/open and complete the survey online. There is no paper option. This link is for those who live within the Cañon City Area Recreation and Park District boundaries and did not receive a mailed
survey, as well as those who live in surrounding communities in Fremont County. Final tabulations will begin on March 23 rd , so you have a little less than two weeks to provide your input. If you received a mailed survey, we ask that you please complete it and send it back. At
this time 1,750 of the 7,000 surveys released have been returned. This survey is being conducted by RRC Associates, made possible through a partnership with the City of Cañon City, Fremont County, Recreation Enhances our Community (REC), and the Recreation District. It will take around 10 minutes to complete and will provide information to the partners about the recreational wants and needs of our community. We ask that you please take the time to answer the survey, so your voice is heard.
February 28, 2020
Press Release
To: All Media Outlets
From: Kyle Horne, Cañon City Area Recreation and Park District
Re.: Royal Gorge Area Aquatics and Recreation Center Survey
Surveys for a possible Recreation Center have been mailed to 7,000 residences within the Cañon City Area Recreation and Park District boundaries. This is a scientific survey being conducted by RRC Associates, made possible through a partnership with the City of Cañon City, Fremont County, Recreation Enhances our Community (REC), and the Recreation District. This survey will take around 10 minutes to complete and will provide information to the partners about the recreational wants and needs of our community. We ask that you please take the time to answer the survey, so your voice is heard.
Of the 7,000 surveys mailed, 1,400 have been completed to date. This is more than anticipated and shows this is an important issue for many in our community. For those of you who received the survey and have not taken it yet, we ask that you please complete it and return it to RRC using the provided prepaid return envelope. We want to know what your thoughts are.
For those of you that didn’t receive a mailed survey, there will still be an opportunity for you to participate online. A link for the survey will be made available on March 9th at 9 am on both the City of Cañon City and Recreation District websites and Facebook pages. We encourage citizens within the Recreation District boundaries who didn’t receive a scientific survey, and those residing in surrounding communities in Fremont County, to complete the survey online so we will get your thoughts on a possible Recreation Center.
Press Release
To: All Media Outlets
From: Kyle Horne, Cañon City Area Recreation and Park District
Re.: Royal Gorge Area Aquatics and Recreation Center Survey
Surveys for a possible Recreation Center have been mailed to 7,000 residences within the Cañon City Area Recreation and Park District boundaries. This is a scientific survey being conducted by RRC Associates, made possible through a partnership with the City of Cañon City, Fremont County, Recreation Enhances our Community (REC), and the Recreation District. This survey will take around 10 minutes to complete and will provide information to the partners about the recreational wants and needs of our community. We ask that you please take the time to answer the survey, so your voice is heard.
Of the 7,000 surveys mailed, 1,400 have been completed to date. This is more than anticipated and shows this is an important issue for many in our community. For those of you who received the survey and have not taken it yet, we ask that you please complete it and return it to RRC using the provided prepaid return envelope. We want to know what your thoughts are.
For those of you that didn’t receive a mailed survey, there will still be an opportunity for you to participate online. A link for the survey will be made available on March 9th at 9 am on both the City of Cañon City and Recreation District websites and Facebook pages. We encourage citizens within the Recreation District boundaries who didn’t receive a scientific survey, and those residing in surrounding communities in Fremont County, to complete the survey online so we will get your thoughts on a possible Recreation Center.