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The Morris Leatherman Company May 2024 non-users, two statistically significant reasons are given: “no interest or too much hassle” and “not enough waste.” Among residents not aware of the organics drop-off site, a projected 14% would use the site. Among all residents, a projected 16% of households would use a curbside collection program for compostable waste if it were available. Public Safety: In rating the seriousness of public safety concerns in the City of Roseville, 15% think “drugs” “traffic speeding,” at 14% are the greatest concerns. Thirteen percent each feel similarly about “youth crimes and vandalism” and “break-ins and theft from automobiles.” Eight percent consider none of these as serious concerns. Seventy-one percent, down 12% in four years, rate the amount of police patrolling in their neighborhood as “about the right amount,” while 25%, up ten percent since the last study, think it is “not enough,” and three percent see “too much.” Parks and Recreation: Ninety-four percent rate the park and recreation facilities in Roseville as either “excellent” or “good.” Only six percent are more critical. Among the City’s recreational facilities, 38% most frequently use “trails,” 34% most often use “neighborhood parks,” and 10% most frequently use “athletic facilities.” Eighteen percent of the City’s households do not use any of these facilities. Ninety-three percent highly rate the upkeep and maintenance of Roseville City Parks; eight percent are more critical in their judgments. Thirty-four percent report household participation in a city-sponsored park and recreation program. Ninety-six percent are satisfied with their experience. No statistically significant suggestion was made for offering new or expanding current park and recreation programs. Thirty-seven, down eight percent since the 2020 study, report household members use the trail system at least once per week; thirty-five percent, up eight percent, do so several times a month or just monthly; fourteen percent are less frequent trail users. Fourteen percent report no one in their household uses the trails at all. In prioritizing expansions or improvements of the City’s trail system, 38% pick “construction of trails connecting neighborhoods and parks,” while 33% choose the “construction of additional trails for exercise within parks.” Twenty-one percent, down eight percent from the 2020 level, choose “construction of trails connecting neighborhoods and shopping and business areas.” 8 Qbhf!6:!pg!357