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News Briefs
City is conducting resident survey
The city of Sunnyvale will conduct a citizen opinion and satisfaction survey during late November and early December to obtain feedback from residents that will help guide city government. Households will be randomly selected to participate in the survey, which will be administered in English and Spanish.
City staff is working to prepare a comprehensive questionnaire that will provide a snapshot of community opinion on a variety of issues. The data will be used by the Sunnyvale City Council and Sunnyvale staff, for service planning and policy making.
"Citizen feedback is critical to helping the city address emerging issues and deliver high quality services," said Amy Chan, the assistant city manager. "We strongly encourage residents who receive a survey to participate."
Residents who receive a survey will be asked to respond by calling an 800 number. Questions will reflect a variety of topics relevant to quality of life in Sunnyvale, such as traffic, housing and public safety. Participants will remain anonymous, and the results will be shared with the community.
For more information about the survey, residents can call the city at 408.730.7473 or the survey administrator at 888.435.3663.
Public invited to downtown forum
The public is encouraged to attend a community forum to review and comment on the draft of the Downtown Urban Design plan that will guide development of downtown Sunnyvale
through the next decade. The forum will be held Dec. 6, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Arboretum at the Sunnyvale Community Center at 550 E. Remington Drive.
For more information on the urban design plan, call the Sunnyvale Community Development Department at 408.730.7642.
Labor Market Forum to be held Dec. 13
The public is invited to attend a free Santa Clara County Labor Market Information Forum Dec. 13 at AMD in Sunnyvale. NOVA, the nationally recognized workforce development organization, will host the forum. The forum will highlight findings from NOVA's 13th annual Occupational Outlook Report, which identifies trends and projections for a wide range of occupations in Santa Clara County.
The event will be held at AMD's Commons Auditorium, 991 Steward Drive, Sunnyvale. Those attending must RSVP by calling 408.730.7232 before Dec. 12. Registration starts at 8:30 a.m., and the forum runs from 9 a.m. to noon. For more information, contact NOVA at 408.730.7232 or visit its website at www.novaworks.org.
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