Three local officials have made known they are interested in running for county supervisor after Nora Vargas steps down. Staff photo by Madeline Yang.

The City of Coronado is conducting its 2024 Community Survey, which asks residents about their satisfaction with city services and quality of life, Coronado officials said in a news release Tuesday.

The biannual survey is used to help the city identify priorities and make policy decisions, officials said. The survey is open to all residents and will remain open through April 16.

Residents who receive a survey invitation in the mail should complete that version of the survey and also access the survey through the URL provided in the mailed materials, city officials said.

In the open participation survey, residents should provide their ZIP code to confirm where they live, but this information is optional, the city said.

The city has conducted the survey four times so far, and the results from this survey will be shared with the city council and the community in June 2024.

The current survey is being conducted by Polco, a company that used to be known as the National Research Center, the city said.

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