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Attachment B The MorrisLeatherman Company June 2020 Eighty-one percent, adecrease of eightpercent since the 2018study,are aware ofthe City buildings and the new Cedarholm Community building. Thirty-eightpercent of the sample visited or used one of the new park buildings. Ninety-nine percentof park building visitors rate 9% would consider using one of the new park buildings again in the future. Anearly-unanimous 95% feel the current mix of recreational or sports facilities meets the needs of members of their household. Communications Items: The City newsletter and the City website are the most often indicated primary sourcesof information about the community, at 39% and 23%, respectively. Social media ranks third, at 17ninepercent of the sample,doublethe 2018level. Preferred sources of information about City Government and its activities are somewhat different from the existing communications pattern. This time, the City publications and newsletters are at the top of the list at 26%. Twenty percent each orcity website. Eighty-twopercent rece92% of this group regularly read it. The reach of the publication is 75unchanged fromtwo years agomoderately rated:eighty-four percent highly rate its effectiveness in keeping them informed about activities in the city. Social media usage among Roseville residents remains stable compared to 2018.Seventy-eight -55% use Facebook, and 63% access -twopercent 9% tweet, and43%use NextdoorAnd, 10% report using other social media sites. Over 60% of the users of foursocial media sources would be likely to use each to obtain 1003%, ,at 73%, and -63%. Eighty-five Fourteenpercent are more critical in their evaluations. This rating is also among the top fivein the Metropolitan Area. Conclusions: The key issue in 2018facing decision-makers was particularly .Concerns about crime in Roseville had 7