The City of Round Rock mailed a survey to community members in early March, seeking input on everything from parks and streets to police and fire service.

A seven-page survey has been mailed to 1,200 randomly selected Round Rock residents. The confidential survey takes an estimated 15 minutes to complete and residents are asked to mail it back to ETC Institute, of Olathe, Kan., the company that has been retained to administer the survey.

Respondents will be provided a self-addressed, stamped envelope to return their responses. Some residents may receive a telephone call reminding them to complete the survey. Results remain completely confidential and the City of Round Rock will not be informed which residents received or completed surveys.

Survey questions deal with the level of satisfaction residents have with police, fire, parks, public works, communication and more. ETC Institute will compile and present the results to the City Council this spring.