Brawley Launches Public Safety Survey in Partnership with SDSU RA² Center
BRAWLEY, CA - Brawley Mayor Gil Rebollar has announced a new community survey in collaboration with the Brawley Police Department and the San Diego State University (SDSU) Imperial Valley Regional Resilience Center (RA²R-squared) The survey aims to gather public input on crime, safety concerns, and policing practices, allowing residents to share their thoughts anonymously and confidentially.
”This collaboration with SDSU R² Center demonstrates our city’s commitment to transparency and community engagement,”said Mayor Rebollar. “We want to hear from our residents on the issues that matter most regarding public safety. Community input is essential for us to make informed decisions and foster a safer, stronger city.”
The survey covers a range of topics, including safety concerns, policing programs, experiences with procedural justice, and the growing issue of fentanyl. Participation is limited to Brawley residents aged 18 and older.
Click the link below to take the survey
Key Details:
Anonymous & Confidential - No personal information will be shared with the Brawley Police Department or any other agency.
Topics Covered - Crime concerns, community policing programs, public safety perceptions, and fentanyl awareness.
Eligibility - Open to Brawley residents 18 and older. Incentive Four participants, one from each area of the city, will win a $100 gift card.
How to Participate - Residents can access the survey online via a provided link or QR code.
Officials encourage all residents to take part, emphasizing that community feedback is crucial in shaping public safety strategies. The data collected will help city leaders and law enforcement improve programs, address pressing concerns, and strengthen the relationship between the police and the community.
For more information, contact Dr. Jeffery Osborne at josborne@sdsu.edu
