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Roosevelt Chad survey - July 2022

GDPR statement 

Derby Homes, Derby City Council, Derbyshire Victim services and the Fire service are working together to capture the views of safety in the community and where you live. This is part of a national campaign called Anti-social behaviour week.  

By taking part in this survey, you are happy for us to use your anonymous feedback to tailor our services to the community and share your views with all the partners we are working with. Your feedback is voluntary and anonymous, however if you would like to speak to us about a specific issue, we will talk to you about the best place to go and what service you could receive at the end of the survey.  


1.  

Are you happy to proceed with the survey?

* required
2.  

How do you feel when outside in your local area during the night (tick one box from the list below).

3.  

How do you feel when outside in your local area during the day (tick one box from the list below)

4.  

To what extent are you concerned about Anti-social behaviour (tick one box from the list below)

5.  

As a place to live would you say your local area has got better or worse over the last 12 months (tick one box from the list below)

6.  

Do you know how to report anti-social behaviour?

7.  

Do you think that neighbours tolerate and respect each other these days?  

8.  

Can you see how being respectful and tolerant can improve neighbourhood relations?   

9.  

In your local area, how much of a problem are the following issues? (Please answer one for each point).

Noisy neighbours
People not taking responsibility for their children
People not treating others with respect or consideration.
People not showing appropriate levels of tolerance where needed.
Drunk or rowdy behaviour
Vandalism or graffiti
Drug use or dealing
Knife crime
Other crime
10.  

Do you know that arson is a criminal offence?

Maximum 255 characters

0/255

12.  

Would you be interested in being part of Neighbourhood watch? 

13.  

Are you registered with Derbyshire alert?