The Chatham-Kent Police Service’s annual community survey opened September 1 and will run through the end of the month.
The survey is confidential and is managed by an independent provider, meaning the police service cannot see who takes part or how anyone responds. Some residents may also receive a phone call from the survey provider asking for their input, and the service is encouraging anyone contacted to participate.
“This survey is a true partnership with our community. Your constructive feedback helps shape the future of policing in Chatham Kent and ensures we remain accountable, transparent, and responsive to the people we serve,” said Chief of Police Kirk Earley.
The service says feedback from last year’s survey led to several improvements. Residents can take part online at ca1.voxco.com/S2/55/Community2026.
