Village of Antwerp Community Survey on Public Safety and Law Enforcement
Your law enforcement agency invites you to take this “Community Survey on Public Safety and Law Enforcement.” It will take approximately five minutes of your time and is completely confidential. Your participation will help your agency to improve its services, processes, and reputation.

The survey is designed for a law enforcement agency to gather opinions and experiences from members of its community. The survey assesses five key components that involve your local law enforcement agency: Community involvement
Safety
Procedural justice
Performance
Contact and satisfaction

You may come into contact with multiple law enforcement agencies, but please answer the questions thinking only about the law enforcement agency that invited you to participate in this survey. Whether you are policed by a sheriff’s office, a municipal or regional police department, or another type of agency, the term “law enforcement agency” is used throughout the survey to refer to the local agency that invited you to participate.

Please indicate your response to each item by selecting the appropriate answer based on your feelings, opinions, and experiences. You may skip any survey items you do not feel comfortable responding to or know how to answer, but we encourage you to respond to as many items as possible. This is not a test, and there are no right or wrong answers. Please answer each question honestly.

The “Community Survey on Public Safety and Law Enforcement” was developed by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS Office) with the support of ICF International and law enforcement experts.
Community Involvement
To what extent does your law enforcement agency develop relationships with community members (e.g., residents, organizations, and groups)? *
To what extent does your law enforcement agency regularly communicate with community members (e.g., websites, e-mails, or public meetings)? *
To what extent does your law enforcement agency make it easy for community members to provide input (e.g., comments, suggestions, and concerns)? *
To what extent does your law enforcement agency work together with community members to solve local problems? *
Community policing involves officers in your law enforcement agency working with the community to address the causes of crime in an effort to reduce the problems themselves through a wide range of activities. Based on this definition, to what extent do you think your law enforcement agency practices community policing? *
Safety
Please select the three (3) issues you think are the greatest problems within your community
Please select the three (3) issues you think are the greatest problems within your community *
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To what extent do you feel safe in your community when you are outside alone during the day? *
To what extent do you feel safe in your community when you are outside alone at night? *
Over the last 12 months, to what extent have your feelings of safety in your community increased, decreased, or stayed the same? *
Procedural Justice
To what extent do officers in your law enforcement agency treat people fairly? *
To what extent do officers in your law enforcement agency show concern for community members? *
To what extent are officers in your law enforcement agency respectful? *
To what extent is your law enforcement agency responsive to the concerns of community members? *
To what extent do you trust your law enforcement agency? *
If you had contact with an officer in your law enforcement agency during the past 12 months, to what extent did the officer sufficiently explain his or her actions and procedures? *
Performance
To what extent is your law enforcement agency effective at proactively preventing crime? *
To what extent is your law enforcement agency addressing the problems that really concern you? *
To what extent are you satisfied with the overall performance of your law enforcement agency? *
Contact and Satisfaction
How many times in the past 12 months have you had contact with your law enforcement agency for traffic issues (e.g., citation, warning, or vehicle crash)? *
To what extent are you satisfied with your interaction(s) with your law enforcement agency for traffic issues?
Very Dissatisfied
Very Satisfied
Clear selection
How many times in the past 12 months have you had contact with your law enforcement agency for 911 emergency calls? *
To what extent are you satisfied with your interaction(s) with your law enforcement agency for 911 emergency calls?
Very Dissatisfied
Very Satisfied
Clear selection
How many times in the past 12 months have you had contact with your law enforcement agency for non-emergency calls (e.g., to report a crime or suspicious activity)? *
To what extent are you satisfied with your interaction(s) with your law enforcement agency for non-emergency calls?
Very Dissatisfied
Very Satisfied
Clear selection
How many times in the past 12 months have you had contact with your law enforcement agency for other contacts or interactions (e.g., attend a community meeting or talk to an officer on patrol)? *
To what extent are you satisfied with your interaction(s) with your law enforcement agency for non-emergency calls?
Very Dissatisfied
Very Satisfied
Clear selection
Demographics
Current Address* to ensure village residency. Surveys that do not include a street address will be disqualified, as well as addresses outside the village proper. Street addresses will be removed after confirmation of village residency. *
How many years have you lived in your current community? *
What is your gender? *
Are you Hispanic or Latino *
What is your race? *
What is your age group? *
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