ARCADIA, CA — The Arcadia Fire Department is asking residents to weigh in on its priorities and services as it develops a plan to guide the department over the next five years, the city announced on Monday.
The city said it is seeking community feedback through an online survey covering the department's services, expectations for first responders and areas where the agency could improve.
The survey asks residents to identify which Fire Department services matter most to them, what they expect from emergency personnel, what the department is doing well and where improvements may be needed. Participants also have the opportunity to share concerns and additional ideas, according to the city.
The survey takes about 10 minutes to complete, and responses are anonymous. All responses will be combined and included in a final report submitted by a consulting firm, the city said.
Residents were encouraged to complete the survey by 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14.
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