New Survey Helps Folks Tell Simsbury Cops How They're Doing On The Job

SIMSBURY, CT — The Simsbury Police Department is asking residents to share their opinions about local law enforcement through a community satisfaction survey that will remain open until Nov. 14.

The department announced the survey on its Facebook page, saying the results will help police officials evaluate department performance, identify community concerns and determine areas for improvement.

According to police, the survey is designed to assess several aspects of the department's operations, including:

• Overall performance of the Simsbury Police Department.
• Competency of department employees.
• Public perceptions of officers' attitudes and behavior.
• Community concerns about safety and security.
• Suggestions for improving police services.

The department said community participation will help officials better understand residents' needs and expectations.

"The Simsbury Police Department values the opinions of our community and welcomes any input you can provide to help us improve as an organization," police said in the announcement.

"Your participation in this survey will help us identify the needs of the community and areas for potential improvement."

Residents have until Saturday, Nov. 14, to participate. Anyone with questions about the survey can contact the Office of the Chief of Police at 860-658-3105. Additional information is available through the Simsbury Police Department's Facebook announcement.

To take the survey, click on this link.