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Listening to Toronto Survey
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2024-12-10 · Executive Committee · adopted
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The Executive Committee: 1. Requested the Executive Director, Customer Experience, in collaboration with the City Manger's Office, to analyse, compare and report to the Service Excellence Committee on alignments or contrasts between 311/Customer Experience data and the Listening to Toronto Survey results, and provide recommendations on any enhanced communication opportunities.
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Summary At its meeting on November 25, 2024, the Service Excellence Committee considered Item SE6.3 and made recommendations to the Executive Committee. Summary from the report (November 8, 2024) Report from the City Manager: In support of service excellence and continuous improvement, the City Manager initiated a public opinion poll to gather feedback from Torontonians on a number of topics including City services (such as parks and social services), quality of life (such as cleanliness and public safety), and priorities for the City's budget.
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The Listening to Toronto survey was conducted by Ipsos LP and in the field between August 28, 2024, to September 18, 2024. The insights from the survey will serve as baseline benchmarks against which future polling results can be measured. The results will augment data available via 311 and data collection initiatives led by City divisions. Taken together, these data sets will provide an understanding of service performance and guide City decision-making to better meet the needs of Toronto residents.
Staff recommended
The Service Excellence Committee recommends that: 1. The Executive Committee request the Executive Director, Customer Experience, in collaboration with the City Manger's Office, to analyse, compare and report to the Service Excellence Committee on alignments or contrasts between 311/Customer Experience data and the Listening to Toronto Survey results, and provide recommendations on any enhanced communication opportunities.
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