•  Good quality drinking water (6.4)
•  Fiscal responsibility in government (6.3)
•  Air quality (6.1)
•  Public safety (6.1)
•  Healthy citizens (6.0)
•  Economic stability(5.8)

 When it comes to quality of life, overall, residents felt overwhelming satisfied with the conditions of their lives although many indicated that they had not achieved all their aspirations and that they would do some things differently if given a second chance. Similarly, residents reported being very happy, having a life that measured up to similar others and having a life that met their needs. However, many respondents felt that there had been a time in their life that was “better” than current times.

•  Living partner (6.3)
•  Neighborhood (6.0)
•  Family relations, generally (6.0)
•  Life as a whole (6.0)
•  Friendships (5.9)
•  Overall standard of living (5.9)
•  Self esteem (5.9)
•  Sense of meaning in life (5.8)
•  Overall quality of life (5.8)
•  Job (5.8)
•  Housing situation (5.7)
•  Drinking-water quality (5.7)
•  Community friendliness (5.6)
•  Spiritual fulfillment (5.5)
•  Life achievement (5.5)
•  Local primary and secondary schools (5.5)

 Councilor Brian Skakun  is hopeful  the City will take action  on some of the items "I think there are some cases here where people are telling us there is a leak in our ship, and  instead of dealing with the leak,  we are often being told to move to the  other side of the ship to balance things out.  I think we need to deal with  these things."

Mayor Dan Rogers says this is not the only way the City gets information, "This is a piece of the information" but says when  married to other information,  it all combines to help  Council   in its decision making.