***Please fill out this survey to help the City of Albuquerque create goals and priorities for how it should spend $6 million in Pocket of Poverty neighborhoods.***
The City of Albuquerque is preparing an update to the Housing and Neighborhood Economic Development Fund (HNEDF) Plan. The plan guides spending for housing, employment, business support, and education projects in Albuquerque neighborhoods designated by the City in the 1980s as the Pocket of Poverty to dedicate special funding. As a part of this effort, here is a short survey for residents and businesses to share their opinions and experiences regarding local challenges in housing, business, employment and education.
Your participation is vital to our effort to provide an accurate understanding of conditions within your neighborhood. The City will collect your responses and draw from your insights to develop the set of priorities for the upcoming 2022 funding plan, which will frame how the City will spend HNEDF funds over the next ten years.
For more information on this project how you can participate, please visit:
https://www.cabq.gov/family/partner-resources/meeting-minutes-agendas/housing-neighborhood-economic-development-committee/housing-and-neighborhood-economic-development-fund-hnedf-plan-updateThe results of this survey will be compiled anonymously; neither your name or any other identification information will be linked to your answers.
Note that we have included a set of optional demographic questions at the end to ensure we are obtaining feedback from a diverse set of residents, workers, business operators and other neighborhood stakeholders.
Feel free to answer some or all of the questions in the survey depending on topic area interest and available time. Thank you for your assistance in completing this survey.