Resilience Survey

Thank you for taking the time to share your responses on the Annual Community Resilience Survey for the Larimer County Office of Emergency Management!

The Larimer County Office of Emergency Management understands the value of resilience in our community. Your input will inform the Office of Emergency Management on community social connectivity, community culture, community leadership, engagement, and trust to ensure programs are designed to meet the needs of the community.

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To encourage participation for the survey, respondents of this survey can enter their email address for a chance to win one of three prizes!

Prize 1: $50 Scheels Gift Card

Prize 2: Emergency kit related item

Prize 3: Emergency kit related item

Please enter your email in the preparedness section if you would like to be entered into the giveaway. This will not opt you in to receive emails from our office, only the three winners will be emailed on October 30, 2025.

Definitions

For the purposes of this survey, please use the following definitions.

Immediate Family - Individuals living in the same home.

Extended Family - Individuals living not in the same home but in Larimer County.

Neighborhood - Street level connections (subdivision, block, filing, HOA, etc.)

Community - A group of neighborhoods closely located (Glacier View, Glen Haven, Estes Valley, etc.) or people with shared characteristics (65+, religious, LGBTQ+, BIPOC, people with disabilities, etc.)

Trust & Connectedness

Research shows that connected communities/neighborhoods are more resilient both before and after disaster. This section helps LCOEM determine the level of connectedness.

How many people in your neighborhood do you feel comfortable with and trust to help with your emergency planning? (i.e. leaving a spare key to retrieve pets, check on home, etc.)

1-3

4-5

6-10

Over 10

Select a response

How often do you and your neighbors interact socially? (i.e. game night, neighborhood block party)

Not at all

Once a year

Twice a year

More than 2 times a year

Select a response

What local informal community groups exist that encourage community connections around shared interests? Please name groups.

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Resilience Survey

Resilience Survey

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Definitions

Trust & Connectedness

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How many people in your neighborhood do you feel comfortable with and trust to help with your emergency planning? (i.e. leaving a spare key to retrieve pets, check on home, etc.)

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How often do you and your neighbors interact socially? (i.e. game night, neighborhood block party)

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What local informal community groups exist that encourage community connections around shared interests? Please name groups.