Click this link to optimize Open Humboldt for screen readers Skip to Content
Open Humboldt
Opengov
Performance Measures

During the 2018 Budget Roadshow, the community shared a wide variety of services it deemed valuable, and others that should be improved. Please help the county narrow down this list of priorities so that we can begin to address them and track their progress over the 2018-19 Fiscal Year.

This topic is closed

131 registered responses


Please rank your TOP 5 (FIVE) services/areas of interest in order of importance to you.

Average priorities over 131 responses

  1. Making it possible for affordable housing to be built in our community.

    Affordable Housing

  2. This includes job creation, tourism, a strong vibrant economy.

    Economic Development

  3. Treatment for children who have experienced trauma.

    Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and trauma-informed care

  4. Fixing our county roads and building trails.

    Roads and trails

  5. Cannabis makes up a large part of Humboldt's economy. Ensuring its success is vital to our future.

    Ensuring success of cannabis industry

  6. Targeting hard drugs like meth and heroin in our community.

    Targeting hard drugs

  7. Partnering with non-profits, community agencies, neighborhood watch groups, etc.

    Community partnerships

  8. This would involve marijuana grows that are not going through the permit process.

    Addressing illegal marijuana grows

  9. Foot and car patrols in the rural areas of the county like Garberville, Willow Creek, McKinleyville, Orick and Bridgeville.

    Rural patrols

  10. Services aimed at helping incarcerated individuals re-enter society.

    Re-entry services

  11. Streamlining and making the building permit process more efficient.

    Building Permit Process

  12. Increasing the use and capacity of county buildings. Making them ADA compliant and more energy efficient.

    County facilities

Did you attend the Humboldt County Budget Roadshow? Let us know if you did and which stop(s) you attended.

Response Percent Response Count
Yes - I attended the Roadshow in McKinleyville 9.2% 12
Yes - I attended the Roadshow in Benbow 4.6% 6
Yes - I attended the Roadshow in Eureka 10.7% 14
Yes - I attended the Roadshow in Willow Creek 4.6% 6
No - I did not attend any of the Roadshow stops 74.8% 98

What did you like about the Budget Roadshow?

Answered
36
Skipped
95

How could the county improve the Budget Roadshow?

Answered
34
Skipped
97
Name not shown inside district 5
April 22, 2018, 9:16 PM
  • Please rank your TOP 5 (FIVE) services/areas of interest in order of importance to you.

    1. Making it possible for affordable housing to be built in our community.

      Affordable Housing

    2. Partnering with non-profits, community agencies, neighborhood watch groups, etc.

      Community partnerships

    3. This includes job creation, tourism, a strong vibrant economy.

      Economic Development

    4. Cannabis makes up a large part of Humboldt's economy. Ensuring its success is vital to our future.

      Ensuring success of cannabis industry

    5. Fixing our county roads and building trails.

      Roads and trails

    6. Treatment for children who have experienced trauma.

      Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and trauma-informed care

    7. Streamlining and making the building permit process more efficient.

      Building Permit Process

    8. Targeting hard drugs like meth and heroin in our community.

      Targeting hard drugs

    9. Foot and car patrols in the rural areas of the county like Garberville, Willow Creek, McKinleyville, Orick and Bridgeville.

      Rural patrols

    10. Increasing the use and capacity of county buildings. Making them ADA compliant and more energy efficient.

      County facilities

    11. Services aimed at helping incarcerated individuals re-enter society.

      Re-entry services

    12. This would involve marijuana grows that are not going through the permit process.

      Addressing illegal marijuana grows
  • Did you attend the Humboldt County Budget Roadshow? Let us know if you did and which stop(s) you attended.
    • No - I did not attend any of the Roadshow stops
  • What did you like about the Budget Roadshow?
    No response.
  • How could the county improve the Budget Roadshow?
    No response.
Open Humboldt is not a certified voting system or ballot box. As with any public comment process, participation in Open Humboldt is voluntary. The responses in this record are not necessarily representative of the whole population, nor do they reflect the opinions of any government agency or elected officials.

Your answers will NOT be saved

This is the form that was used to collect responses. It's here so you can try it and see how it worked when the topic was open.

The topic is now closed, and anything you enter into this form will not be saved.

Item Up Down Remove
Item Up Down Remove

Foot and car patrols in the rural areas of the county like Garberville, Willow Creek, McKinleyville, Orick and Bridgeville.

This includes job creation, tourism, a strong vibrant economy.

Increasing the use and capacity of county buildings. Making them ADA compliant and more energy efficient.

Services aimed at helping incarcerated individuals re-enter society.

Targeting hard drugs like meth and heroin in our community.

Treatment for children who have experienced trauma.

Cannabis makes up a large part of Humboldt's economy. Ensuring its success is vital to our future.

Making it possible for affordable housing to be built in our community.

Fixing our county roads and building trails.

Streamlining and making the building permit process more efficient.

This would involve marijuana grows that are not going through the permit process.

Partnering with non-profits, community agencies, neighborhood watch groups, etc.

Choose between 1 and 4 options
* required
Check out our guidelines for civility

Fields marked with * are required

Back to Intro