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Community Survey Panel
Description & Features
Community data needs a community context. Our community survey panels are uniquely positioned to target and engage residents who would be most affected by the survey topic, giving leaders key insight into what is important to their constituents. What do your residents need you to know?

Community Return on Investment
10 Years of Benefits
Why we are different
CDP is the first to create a survey panel built within and for communities. Where most survey panels are generally built to represent larger populations, our community survey panels can be built to enhance and support every single product in our portfolio. Our team of survey, data, and social scientists join their expertise to help leaders engage, understand, and respond to the growing and changing needs of their community.
Features of the Community Survey Panel include:
Housing Survey
Engage your community about housing issues they find important.Community Life Survey
Find out what issues, features, amenities, and causes your community cares about.Parking and Traffic Survey
Where do your residents stand (or park) on issues regarding traffic, congestion, and parking availability? Just ask.Mental Health Survey
Explore how to best support mental health as it relates to public health and which services residents use—or didn’t know were there.Community Resilience Survey
Discover what issues concern residents when it comes to dependencies on industry, government funding, and external influences.Custom Surveys
Build your own survey with custom fields to capture a wide range of experiences, lifestyles, and perspectives.Testimonials
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“Community survey panels are one of the most powerful tools in a leader’s arsenal, but few communities know how to create, promote, collect, and analyze them. As such, they either make critical decisions with poor stakeholder data—or no stakeholder input at all. Our community survey panels are built upon industry best practices and designed to maximize the quality of the results while minimizing the expense of a custom survey—and the cost of a wrong decision for their community.”
BRIAN HEAD
SURVEY METHODOLOGIST, Tulsa, OK.