The surveys keep coming from the Town of Wellesley, which really, really, really wants to know what you think.
(Earlier this year we actually heard a School Committee member reference survey or study fatigue during a meeting.)
Here are a couple of new ones:
- The Council on Aging (COA) community needs assessment is aimed at helping the COA Board gather input from residents age 60 and over about their interests, experiences, etc. The Board is working on this with the Gerontology Institute at the University of Massachusetts Boston. The survey will be open until May 2. Paper copies are available at the Tolles Parsons Center, the Wellesley Free Library main branch, and the Clerk’s Office at Wellesley Town Hall. Copies of the survey have also been mailed to a sample of residents age 60 or over.
- The Wellesley Department of Public Works is seeking input on residential waste practices.
More:
- Wellesley launches survey on future of pre-school (March, 2025)
- Not that anyone in Wellesley has complaints about street safety, but…(March 2025)
- Wellesley shares equity audit results against backdrop of changing political climate
- Fill out the Town of Wellesley’s Strategic Housing Plan survey (November, 2024)
