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3 | 1. What is your primary connection to Drummond Island Township? | 2. How long have you been connected to Drummond Island? | 3. What is your age group? | 4. How do you stay informed about Township news? (Select all that apply) | 5. What concerns do you currently have about the island? Select all that apply | 6. Please rate the importance of the following community priorities. 1 = not important 2 = somewhat important 3 = important Note: If you are on a phone and can't read the entire word in a column, try turning your phone sideways. [Affordable housing] | 6. Please rate the importance of the following community priorities. 1 = not important 2 = somewhat important 3 = important Note: If you are on a phone and can't read the entire word in a column, try turning your phone sideways. [Emergency services] | 6. Please rate the importance of the following community priorities. 1 = not important 2 = somewhat important 3 = important Note: If you are on a phone and can't read the entire word in a column, try turning your phone sideways. [Visual clutter] | 6. Please rate the importance of the following community priorities. 1 = not important 2 = somewhat important 3 = important Note: If you are on a phone and can't read the entire word in a column, try turning your phone sideways. [Parks & recreation] | 6. Please rate the importance of the following community priorities. 1 = not important 2 = somewhat important 3 = important Note: If you are on a phone and can't read the entire word in a column, try turning your phone sideways. [Local businesses] | 6. Please rate the importance of the following community priorities. 1 = not important 2 = somewhat important 3 = important Note: If you are on a phone and can't read the entire word in a column, try turning your phone sideways. [Historic preservation] | 6. Please rate the importance of the following community priorities. 1 = not important 2 = somewhat important 3 = important Note: If you are on a phone and can't read the entire word in a column, try turning your phone sideways. [Public facilities] | 7. How safe do you feel on Drummond Island? | 8. Have you ever needed emergency services (police, EMS, fire dept) on the island, and were you satisfied with the response? | 9. What public safety improvements or services would you find most beneficial in our community? Select all that apply | 10. In your experience or observation, what effects—positive or negative—have tourists had on Drummond Island? | 11. What types of tourism would you most like to see encouraged? Select all that apply | 12. What services or amenities do you feel we need the most? Select all that apply | 13. What environmental efforts are most important for our community? Select all that apply | 14. What ideas do you support for how the Township could raise revenue to support improvements, services, and other community priorities? Select all that apply and/or share your own ideas below. | 15. What aspects of Drummond Island’s identity are most important to preserve? Select all that apply | 16. Which changes would you most like to see in Drummond Island over the next 10 years? (Check all that apply) | 17. What support/resources would help young families most? Select all that apply | 18. How can the Township better support seniors? Select all that apply | FINAL QUESTION (optional) 19. Is there anything else you would like to share that this survey may not have addressed? | ||||||
4 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Lack of services or businesses, Road or trail safety | important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Mostly safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Small group/family tourism | Improved road maintenance/safety | Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Home/yard maintenance assistance | |||||||
5 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media | High housing cost, Noise from motorized vehicles, Road or trail safety, Too many short term rentals are taking over limiting locals on future purchasing | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | Mostly safe | Yes – satisfied | Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism has both positives and negatives | ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events | Affordable year-round housing | Reducing litter and dumping | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Quiet, peaceful way of life | Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home | Affordable housing | Social events for seniors, Affordable housing | |||||||
6 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | Lack of services or businesses | somewhat important | important | not important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Pristine natural environment, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events | Social events for seniors, Affordable housing | |||||||
7 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | High housing cost | important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors | |||||||
8 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Township Board Meetings, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Noise from motorized vehicles, Limited local job opportunities, Lack of services or businesses, Childcare, biking and walking areas | important | important | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Events and festivals | Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Childcare or early education | Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance | |||||||
9 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | High levels of multiuse on our natural areas; high ORV use is good for economy. Logging by DNR can be sustainable. But we have such high levels of both of these, and And it’s degrading our natural areas on Drummond faster than the natural areas can recover. | somewhat important | not important | not important | not important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges, Tourism has both positives and negatives | Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | Managing invasive species, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), No environmental will be “pristine” but we do need to consider that our natural areas experience high use and finding ways to limit the multiple ways it’s used will help keep these areas healthy (e.g., reduce ORV, or work with DNR to reduce logging) | Balancing tourism and local needs, Protecting rural/natural areas | I'm unsure | I'm unsure | ||||||||
10 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Lack of law enforcement and a noise ordinance. | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Mostly safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism has both positives and negatives | I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Law enforcement and noise ordinances. | Reducing litter and dumping, Reducing noise pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Balancing tourism and local needs, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Employment for parents | I'm unsure | |||||||
11 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Township Board Meetings | None | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | Mostly safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Improved road maintenance/safety, Expanded recreational opportunities | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Family-oriented events | Social events for seniors, Volunteer opportunities | Accessible and affordable transportation to and from the mainland. | ||||||
12 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | None | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Improved road maintenance/safety | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs | I'm unsure | I'm unsure | |||||||
13 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Township Board Meetings | Limited local job opportunities, Road or trail safety | somewhat important | important | not important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding) | Improved road maintenance/safety | Reducing litter and dumping | Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions | Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing | Continue senior lunch | |||||||
14 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media | Noise from motorized vehicles, Lack of services or businesses | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | Pharmacy | Managing invasive species, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Protecting rural/natural areas | Childcare or early education | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors | |||||||
15 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Board Meetings | I am concerned our town board will put zoning or ordinances in place. I am not in favor of that. As a community I tho k we can work together to alleviate issues without making all property owners conform to rules and restrictions on their own property. | not important | important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged, Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Expanded recreational opportunities | Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Work with private partners on joint projects, The township already charges fees to use township facilities that tax dollars pay for. I don’t believe we should pay MORE if that is what you are asking. I do think township facilities should continue to be reserved for property owners only. I also do not believe any individuals should make a profit from use of the township facilities. (Non-profit organizations excluded). | Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks, | Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Protecting rural/natural areas | Unsure of your definition of “affordable housing”. Are you referring to rentals or home purchasing? I don’t believe additional low income housing will benefit our community. I’m not sure how the township hopes to change housing prices. The market typically does that on its own. It is an ebb and flow. | I'm unsure | |||||||
16 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Limited local job opportunities, Road or trail safety | important | important | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges, Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | Affordable year-round housing | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects | Pristine natural environment, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Affordable housing | You can’t attract young families without jobs and better housing. Most suitable housing is scooped up for air b n bs. Not an uncommon problem but something that needs addressed. Even businesses that do provide housing can’t always find places for employees | ||||||
17 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media | Lack of services or businesses | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Mostly safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing, Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Affordable housing | |||||||
18 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media | Litter or unsightly areas, Road or trail safety, Tourist not respecting our natures not enough law enforcement for them | not important | important | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | Yes – somewhat satisfied | Faster response time for medical emergencies, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | More gathering space for events | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Charging extra for ATV/Jeep coming across the ferry for maintaining the extra cost for roads and trails. | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas, Supporting more local needs over tourism. We need both but need to put locals first | Childcare or early education, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Affordable housing | I think we need the tourism but we need help controlling how many and the effects they are having on our island as we have been having problems with theft, trespassing and littering. It may help if they pick up some of that cost of maintaining the roads and trails as they ring their extra trailers and vehicles to our island. | ||||||
19 | Full-time resident | 1-5 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media | Litter or unsightly areas, Lack of services or businesses | not important | important | important | important | somewhat important | important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Events and festivals | More gathering space for events | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Pristine natural environment, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Employment for parents | Home/yard maintenance assistance | |||||||
20 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, The destruction of the island by Jeeps and SXS vehicles | somewhat important | important | important | important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, I’m satisfied with current services, Charge keepers a larger fee! Restrict rental properties | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, I’d prefer less focus on tourism, Jeeps, rentals and SXS are destroying this paradise | Educate jeepers about respecting the trails and private property | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution, Eliminate Jeepers and SXS | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy, Charge tourists and Jeepers a fee | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas, Discourage Jeepers and SXS destruction of the island | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education | Accessible transportation, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | Rental properties and Jeep enthusiasts. Hate them both!! | ||||||
21 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 18-34 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Township Board Meetings, Word of mouth | Lack of public spaces | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Increase operating millage, Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities | |||||||
22 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 75+ | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Township Board Meetings, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Litter or unsightly areas, Lack of services or businesses, Road or trail safety | important | important | important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Mostly safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | Improved road maintenance/safety, Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities | Too many off road vehicles and long ferry lines | ||||||
23 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | High housing cost | important | important | important | important | important | somewhat important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing, Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects | Pristine natural environment, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Volunteer opportunities | Property tax for non homestead residence is driving some older people to not be able afford their part time homes on DI. It continues to increase disproportionately. | ||||||
24 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Other | High housing cost, Noise from motorized vehicles, Lack of services or businesses, Road or trail safety | somewhat important | important | important | not important | somewhat important | somewhat important | not important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies | Tourism strains local resources and is not beneficial | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Small group/family tourism | Improved road maintenance/safety | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing noise pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, | Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Balancing tourism and local needs, | Affordable housing | Affordable housing, | |||||||
25 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Other | High housing cost, Noise from motorized vehicles, Lack of services or businesses, Road or trail safety | somewhat important | important | important | not important | somewhat important | somewhat important | not important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies | Tourism strains local resources and is not beneficial | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Small group/family tourism | Improved road maintenance/safety | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing noise pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, | Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Balancing tourism and local needs, | Affordable housing | Affordable housing, | |||||||
26 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Other | High housing cost, Noise from motorized vehicles, Lack of services or businesses, Road or trail safety | somewhat important | important | important | not important | somewhat important | somewhat important | not important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies | Tourism strains local resources and is not beneficial | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Small group/family tourism | Improved road maintenance/safety | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing noise pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, | Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Balancing tourism and local needs, | Affordable housing | Affordable housing, | |||||||
27 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Township Website, Township Board Meetings, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Litter or unsightly areas, Too many rental vacation rentals | important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Small group/family tourism, I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Affordable year-round housing | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy, Add an emergency services tax on vacation rentals. | Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Employment for parents | Affordable housing | |||||||
28 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 75+ | Facebook/Social Media, Township Board Meetings | Litter or unsightly areas | not important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | Occasionally unsafe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges, Tourism has both positives and negatives | I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Improved road maintenance/safety | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government | Community traditions, Local history and landmarks | Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Childcare or early education | I'm unsure | |||||||
29 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Other | None | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | not important | somewhat important | important | not important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | Drummond is perfect | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping | Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Voting Republican | Home/yard maintenance assistance | No | ||||||
30 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Limited local job opportunities, Road or trail safety | important | important | important | important | important | important | somewhat important | Mostly safe | Yes – satisfied | Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | Affordable year-round housing, More gathering space for events | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Work with private partners on joint projects | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities | |||||||
31 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website | Noise from motorized vehicles, Lack of police | not important | important | somewhat important | not important | not important | important | not important | Occasionally unsafe | Yes – not satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism strains local resources and is not beneficial | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Improved road maintenance/safety | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Local history and landmarks | Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | I'm unsure | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors | |||||||
32 | Other | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Too much emphasis on Jeeps. When Jeep the Mac started it opened a door that clearly was only in the best interest of Jeeps. Gorgeous areas of the island are & have been destroyed. U need to look at the ORIGINAL legislation as to how/why the State Land areas came to be. Ever checked into Pittman Roberts? Etc. This significant natural resource has been destroyed for people playing w their toys. PLEASE research the original agreements | important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, The DNR needs to staff a CO on the island, at least during the peak tourist months. They have an office with bunk/bathroom facilities. | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | Full time DNR Park Ranger/CO on the Island May-Oct | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution, Educating those potential land/home owners that being on DI, even part time means you need to not want/expect everything you have off island | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Consider a non-resident daily/monthly/annual use fee to go directly to supporting vital services | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | PLEASE research the ORIGINAL now state land funds/agreements with State/Fed agencies… these agreements are not being followed | ||||||
33 | Full-time resident | 1-5 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Township Board Meetings, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Limited local job opportunities, Lack of services or businesses | important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | Yes – somewhat satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government | Pristine natural environment, Local history and landmarks | Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home | Affordable housing | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance | |||||||
34 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | important | important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism has both positives and negatives | I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Expanded recreational opportunities | Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Affordable housing | |||||||
35 | Full-time resident | 6-10 years | 18-34 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | High housing cost | important | important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | Affordable year-round housing, Expanded recreational opportunities | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance | |||||||
36 | Part-time resident | Less than one year | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Lack of services or businesses | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | important | not important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | Improved road maintenance/safety | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Home/yard maintenance assistance | |||||||
37 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Quarry noise & dust pollution and destruction /litter left behind by jeepers | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions | Balancing tourism and local needs, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Protecting rural/natural areas, Less marketing to jeepers/ATV segment. This has gotten totally out of control | Affordable housing, Family-oriented events | Social events for seniors, Volunteer opportunities | |||||||
38 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Other | High housing cost, Litter or unsightly areas, Limited local job opportunities, Lack of services or businesses | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding) | Affordable year-round housing, Expanded recreational opportunities | Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects | Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | I'm unsure | |||||||
39 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website | Litter or unsightly areas, Road or trail safety | somewhat important | important | important | not important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism has both positives and negatives | I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Improved road maintenance/safety | Reducing litter and dumping, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Balancing tourism and local needs, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities | |||||||
40 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website | High housing cost, Litter or unsightly areas | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for medical emergencies | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Small group/family tourism | Affordable year-round housing | Reducing litter and dumping | Apply for grants from the state or federal government | Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home | Affordable housing, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Affordable housing | |||||||
41 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Word of mouth | High housing cost | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Increased patrol presence on roadways | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing | Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government | Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Affordable housing | |||||||
42 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Litter or unsightly areas, Limited local job opportunities | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | Mostly safe | Yes – somewhat satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing, More gathering space for events | Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | |||||||
43 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Township Board Meetings, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Litter or unsightly areas | important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged, Tourism is beneficial with some challenges, Tourism has both positives and negatives | Events and festivals, I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Expanded recreational opportunities, | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas, Walking biking trail from ferry to town | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education | Accessible transportation, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities | |||||||
44 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing, Public safety presence | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | |||||||
45 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Limited local job opportunities, Road or trail safety | not important | not important | not important | not important | not important | not important | not important | Mostly safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | Affordable year-round housing, Improved road maintenance/safety | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Trespassing | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, A service charge for renting B&B's | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life | Balancing tourism and local needs, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Affordable housing | |||||||
46 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | important | important | important | Mostly safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | Improved road maintenance/safety | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Home/yard maintenance assistance | |||||||
47 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Township Board Meetings, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Lack of services or businesses, Road or trail safety, Short term rentals ruining island | not important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | Local law enforcement living on island | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Create strategies to raise revenue from tourists who are using most of the island infrastructure | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education | Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance | We need to be able to control our road signage and blight issues. We are ruining our island… We also need to find a way to tap into our tourists to provide the township with finances to support our infrastructure, which they use heavily. Right now, the businesses are the primary beneficiaries of us getting overran…. | ||||||
48 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | None | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | Expanded recreational opportunities | Promoting clean water practices, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities | |||||||
49 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media | Concerned about losing the charm and peace of the island | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Small group/family tourism, I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Affordable year-round housing, Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | Drummond is so special. Never lose the charm | ||||||
50 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media | Litter or unsightly areas, Road or trail safety | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy, User fees for island use | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Protecting rural/natural areas | Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Volunteer opportunities | |||||||
51 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | High housing cost | somewhat important | somewhat important | not important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing, More gathering space for events | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Social events for seniors, Affordable housing | |||||||
52 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Road or trail safety, We HATE Jeepers and RENTALS | not important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism strains local resources and is not beneficial | I’d prefer less focus on tourism, Get ride of Jeepers, SXS vehicles and Rental Properties | Expanded recreational opportunities, Trail Patrol for those nasty Jeepers and SXS riders | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution, Remove Jeeper events and SXS vehicles and Rental Properties | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas, Eliminate Jeep , SXS vehicles and ban rental properties in certain areas if not all | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | Rental Properties are destroying the peaceful areas of the island. Fairbank Pt Rd is an example. Deed restrictions prevent that type of activity, yet it continues. A lawsuit is pending, why does it have to go that far??? | ||||||
53 | Full-time resident | 6-10 years | 18-34 | Facebook/Social Media | Limited local job opportunities, Lack of services or businesses | somewhat important | important | not important | important | important | somewhat important | important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing, More gathering space for events | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities | |||||||
54 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Limited local job opportunities | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing, Improved road maintenance/safety | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Affordable housing | |||||||
55 | Other | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Road or trail safety | important | important | important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism has both positives and negatives, Tourism strains local resources and is not beneficial | I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Affordable year-round housing, Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, I'm unsure | I'm unsure | |||||||
56 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Lack of services or businesses | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged, Tourism is beneficial with some challenges, Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | Improved road maintenance/safety | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Employment for parents | I'm unsure | |||||||
57 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Road or trail safety, | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | important | not important | Mostly safe | Yes – satisfied | Very proud of the fire response. Yet with the amount of people coming to the island we may need more equipment | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | Affordable year-round housing | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | Possibly take all the billboards down along the roads, and designate two sites with tasteful designed…at the ferry and in town. | ||||||
58 | Other | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Township Board Meetings | None | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Events and festivals | Expanded recreational opportunities | Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks | I'm unsure | I'm unsure | |||||||
59 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Limited local job opportunities, Lack of services or businesses, Road or trail safety | important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | important | Frequently unsafe | Yes – somewhat satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | Affordable year-round housing, Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Reducing noise pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Affordable housing | All off road vehicles should be trailered to the trail heads to get them off the roads during the summer months. | ||||||
60 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Limited local job opportunities | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | Affordable year-round housing | Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Employment for parents | I'm unsure | |||||||
61 | Full-time resident | 6-10 years | 18-34 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Limited local job opportunities | important | important | important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing, Improved road maintenance/safety | Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education | Accessible transportation, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | Someone should make a job out of going down trails daily during busy season to make sure 1. No one is ruining anything 2. Should carry emergency supplies incase the ambulance can’t get out there fast enough 3. In general watching over the trails and picking up trash or helping people | ||||||
62 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Board Meetings, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Litter or unsightly areas | somewhat important | somewhat important | not important | not important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged | ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | Affordable year-round housing, Expanded recreational opportunities | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase operating millage, Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Work with private partners on joint projects | Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), trails..orv | Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home | Affordable housing, Employment for parents | Home/yard maintenance assistance | The island is a shared resource. all forms of recreation should be welcomed. | ||||||
63 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 75+ | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Township Board Meetings | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Limited local job opportunities, Road or trail safety, Lack of volunteers. | important | important | important | important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | More gathering space for events, Expanded recreational opportunities, More use of state land, less DNR restrictions | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas, More 'start-up' homes for young couples/families | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Affordable housing | |||||||
64 | Full-time resident | 1-5 years | 18-34 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Lack of walking paths indoors for winter | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | not important | not important | important | Very safe | Yes – somewhat satisfied | Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism strains local resources and is not beneficial | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Affordable year-round housing, Expanded recreational opportunities | Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects | Quiet, peaceful way of life | Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education | Accessible transportation, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Affordable housing | Childcare | ||||||
65 | Other | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Other | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Lack of services or businesses | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | important | important | important | somewhat important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges, Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | More gathering space for events, Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities | No | ||||||
66 | Full-time resident | 1-5 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media | Litter or unsightly areas, Unsightly homes-burned house u block | not important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Pristine natural environment, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Protecting rural/natural areas | Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities | Fines for extremely unsightly property would help keep neighborhood clean & provide additional revenue for township. | ||||||
67 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Township Board Meetings | Activities for children | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged | Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Senior services | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Keep senior meals with Frank | Whoever decided to fire Frank is selfish and ignorant and obviously doesn’t need senior meals | ||||||
68 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 75+ | Facebook/Social Media | Litter or unsightly areas | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges, Tourism has both positives and negatives | Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | not sure but needed an answer here | Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | I'm unsure | Social events for seniors | |||||||
69 | I have a business on the island | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Township Board Meetings, Word of mouth | Lack of services or businesses, Road or trail safety | important | important | important | important | important | somewhat important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing, More gathering space for events, Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution, Understanding what the state's logging plan is and how soon our trees will be gone. The spruce budworm has already decimated so many forest areas leading to and on the island. Regrowth will take generations to occur. In the meantime, the dead trees are unsightly. | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | |||||||
70 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Road or trail safety | not important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Events and festivals | Expanded recreational opportunities | Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Pristine natural environment, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Protecting rural/natural areas | I'm unsure | Social events for seniors, I'm unsure | |||||||
71 | Full-time resident | 6-10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles | not important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | Improved road maintenance/safety | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Protecting rural/natural areas | I'm unsure | Home/yard maintenance assistance | |||||||
72 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Number of Airbnb type rentals here and growing | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | not important | somewhat important | important | not important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Small group/family tourism, I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Improved road maintenance/safety | Reducing noise pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government | Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs | I'm unsure | Home/yard maintenance assistance, Not get rid of Frank at senior lunches. | The Airbnb rentals should contribute part of the revenue gained to the township by a rental fee per person accommodated in rental, after all they are using the roads..trails and beaches that the rest of of maintain through our taxes without additional income through renting out our homes. Just seems more fair! | ||||||
73 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | None | not important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for medical emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | I'm not sure/neutral | Small group/family tourism, I’d prefer less focus on tourism | More gathering space for events | Promoting clean water practices | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Quiet, peaceful way of life | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs | I'm unsure | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Volunteer opportunities | |||||||
74 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Township Website | High housing cost, Noise from motorized vehicles, Being inundated with Jeepers and side by sides 6 months out of the year. | important | important | somewhat important | important | important | important | not important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | Affordable year-round housing | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Increase the fees to use our ORV trails by charging a daily usage fee. | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Protecting rural/natural areas, Pass ordinances to limit the Rental homes that are available which in turn would make more affordable housing for residents who live and work on the Island. | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance | |||||||
75 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Litter or unsightly areas, Limited local job opportunities | important | important | important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing, Improved road maintenance/safety, More gathering space for events, Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | |||||||
76 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 75+ | Facebook/Social Media | Noise from motorized vehicles | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for medical emergencies | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | Expanded recreational opportunities | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Protecting rural/natural areas | Employment for parents | Home/yard maintenance assistance | |||||||
77 | Part-time resident | 1-5 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Lack of services or businesses | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for medical emergencies | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | More gathering space for events | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home | Affordable housing, Employment for parents | Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities | |||||||
78 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Improved road maintenance/safety, Expanded recreational opportunities | Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Employment for parents | Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities | |||||||
79 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Township Website, Township Board Meetings | Litter or unsightly areas | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | important | somewhat important | Mostly safe | Yes – somewhat satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Small group/family tourism | Improved road maintenance/safety | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | |||||||
80 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Limited local job opportunities, Lack of services or businesses | important | important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Very safe | I feel our people do GREAT with what they have to work with. | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | Affordable year-round housing, Improved road maintenance/safety | Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents, Better paying jobs. I had to work 2 or 3 jobs to support my boys | Accessible transportation, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities | |||||||
81 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 75+ | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Township Board Meetings | Law Enforcment, Road Improvements, Internet Services.. | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism has both positives and negatives | I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Improved road maintenance/safety | Promoting clean water practices, STOP THE FEEDING OF WILDLIFE | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life | Protecting rural/natural areas | I'm unsure | I'm unsure | |||||||
82 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles | important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | Affordable year-round housing | Managing invasive species, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing | Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | When we first started coming to DI it felt like going back to the 70s. That is what I would like preserved. Neighbors helping neighbors, just an overall more relaxed life style. Friendly and safe! | ||||||
83 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Housing availability for our young families. Far too many homes are sold and turned into weekly rentals. This causes our up and coming full time residents to search for homes off island. Eventually there will be only rentals and senior citizens. This causes a severe shortage of income for the businesses and a shortage of children attending our schools. Attracting rentals and keeping your seniors causes an eventual decline in the ability of a community to survive. | important | important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Mostly safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing, More gathering space for events | Promoting clean water practices, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Limits on how many private rental homes as allowed on the island | Affordable housing, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Home/yard maintenance assistance | The ability to keep our young adults on the island to raise their families and possibly attract more young people by reasonable home prices, ours are higher than surrounding communities. Keep a percentage limit on weekly rental homes and a healthy job market. | ||||||
84 | Full-time resident | 1-5 years | 18-34 | Facebook/Social Media | None | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | somewhat important | important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing | Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities | Nope we are all good | ||||||
85 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Road or trail safety | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | not important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Very safe | Concerned with time of needed law enforcement, if needed. | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges, Tourism has both positives and negatives | Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | ORV / ATV noise and behavior enforcement on roads and trails | Managing invasive species, Reducing litter and dumping, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy, User fees for users, no tax millage on land owners or residents | Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Balancing tourism and local needs | I'm unsure | I'm unsure | |||||||
86 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Too many bears on island They are becoming a nuisance and safety issue | not important | important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Mostly safe | Yes – satisfied | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism has both positives and negatives | I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Expanded recreational opportunities | Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Balancing tourism and local needs | Childcare or early education, Employment for parents | I'm unsure | Too much emphasis on bringing jeepers to the island They really tear things up | ||||||
87 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media | None | not important | important | important | important | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events) | Affordable year-round housing, Improved road maintenance/safety | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education | Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | |||||||
88 | Other | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Noise from motorized vehicles | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for medical emergencies, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged, Tourism is beneficial with some challenges, Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment | Affordable year-round housing | Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Work with private partners on joint projects | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | |||||||
89 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media | Litter or unsightly areas, Lack of services or businesses | not important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged, Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Events and festivals | Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Employment for parents | I'm unsure | Taxes on part time residents | ||||||
90 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Noise from motorized vehicles, Lack of services or businesses, Road or trail safety | important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism | More dining choices - I miss the old Pins | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Reducing noise pollution | Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | |||||||
91 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Litter or unsightly areas, Lack of services or businesses, Please allow dogs to use the local fenced in ball field!!! | important | important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Faster response time for police-related emergencies | Tourism has both positives and negatives | I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Affordable year-round housing, Improved road maintenance/safety | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Protecting rural/natural areas, Let people and dogs use the fenced in ball diamond for a place to exercise you dog!!! | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Affordable housing, we need hospice, dentist. | Please reopen the fenced in ball diamond to dogs and their owners. | ||||||
92 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Limited local job opportunities, Road or trail safety | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges, Tourism has both positives and negatives | Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Events and festivals, I’d prefer less focus on tourism | Affordable year-round housing, Improved road maintenance/safety | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Reducing noise pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Protecting rural/natural areas | The elementary school should be closed. There are so few students that it is financially unwise to keep it going. My taxes could be spent a lot bettrt | Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities | Yes. We need to find a balance between the islanders, tourists, and sports enthusiasts. The influx of people in recent years has strained the businesses and the fact that very few young people want to work make’s staffing difficult further straining the businesses. Less face facts. Those who choose to live here have given up the big city life for a reason. Bringing big city ideas to small town America will always have push back. It’s the peace and quiet that bring people here. Until you’ve here decades, you can’t see the changes. | ||||||
93 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Word of mouth | None | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged, Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Improved road maintenance/safety, Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Reducing litter and dumping | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Pristine natural environment, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Social events for seniors, Volunteer opportunities | |||||||
94 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media | None | important | important | somewhat important, important | important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important, important | Mostly safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Small group/family tourism | Affordable year-round housing, Improved road maintenance/safety, More gathering space for events | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Balancing tourism and local needs, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | |||||||
95 | Other | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Other | None | important | important | somewhat important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | I’m satisfied with current services | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Expanded recreational opportunities, | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping | Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Supporting more local businesses, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Family-oriented events | Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | None S of right now | ||||||
96 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Facebook/Social Media, Township Website | High housing cost, | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | somewhat important | important | important | somewhat important | Mostly safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for medical emergencies | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing, Improved road maintenance/safety | Managing invasive species | Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Affordable housing, | |||||||
97 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Township Website, Township Board Meetings, Word of mouth | Litter or unsightly areas, Noise from motorized vehicles, Limited local job opportunities, Lack of services or businesses, Road or trail safety, No police | not important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Increased patrol presence on roadways, Increased patrol presence on trails/public land, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is beneficial with some challenges | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Improved road maintenance/safety, More gathering space for events, Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Supporting respectful alternative energy projects, Reducing noise pollution, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Increase operating millage, Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Accept donations from businesses or community members, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments), Work with private partners on joint projects | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | We need police on the island | ||||||
98 | I have a business on the island | Over 10 years | 55-74 | Drummond Island Digest, Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | High housing cost, Litter or unsightly areas, Road or trail safety, No bike trails | important | important | important | important | important | important | important | Very safe | No, I’ve never needed to contact emergency | Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged, Tourism is beneficial with some challenges, Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing, More gathering space for events, Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Continue raising revenue through responsible investment strategy | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Family-oriented events, Employment for parents | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Volunteer opportunities, Affordable housing | |||||||
99 | Full-time resident | Over 10 years | 18-34 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Lack of services or businesses, Road or trail safety | important | important | somewhat important | important | important | not important | important | Very safe | Yes – somewhat satisfied | Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies | Tourism is essential and should be encouraged, Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), ATV/Off-Road Vehicle events, Small group/family tourism, Events and festivals | Affordable year-round housing, More gathering space for events, Expanded recreational opportunities | Promoting clean water practices, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats, Protecting dark skies/reducing light pollution | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Community traditions, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.) | Supporting more local businesses, Encouraging more young people to make Drummond Island home, Investing in year-round recreation and community spaces, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks | Affordable housing, Family-oriented events | Accessible transportation, Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Affordable housing | |||||||
100 | Part-time resident | Over 10 years | 35-54 | Facebook/Social Media, Word of mouth | Lack of services or businesses | somewhat important | important | somewhat important | important | important | important | somewhat important | Mostly safe | Yes – satisfied | Faster response time for fire emergencies, Faster response time for medical emergencies, Faster response time for police-related emergencies, Clearer guidance on what is available or who to contact | Tourism has both positives and negatives | Outdoor recreation (fishing, hunting, hiking, kayaking, birding), Cultural/historic tourism (museum, heritage events), Eco-tourism and nature education, promoting respect for the environment, Events and festivals | Expanded recreational opportunities | Managing invasive species, Reducing litter and dumping, Maintaining scenic views/habitats | Charge a fee to reserve Township facilities (for parties or events), Increase traffic to Township amenities (campground, golf course, airport, museum), Apply for grants from the state or federal government, Host additional fundraising events (like festivals or tournaments) | Pristine natural environment, Quiet, peaceful way of life, Outdoor activities (fishing, hunting, birdwatching, kayaking, etc.), Local history and landmarks | Supporting more local businesses, Balancing tourism and local needs, Preserving historical and cultural landmarks, Protecting rural/natural areas | Affordable housing, Childcare or early education, Employment for parents | Social events for seniors, Home/yard maintenance assistance, Affordable housing | |||||||