Jackson Active Living Plan Survey
Jackson Active Living Plan Survey
February 2020
Create a safe environment for walking
and biking
Enhance Bicycling and Walking
Education in Jackson (school and city).
Install signage, markings, and safety
interventions
Enhance community attributes to
create an inviting atmosphere
Increase community awareness of benefits of
physical activity/fitness
Collaborate with City on Policy Changes to
encourage active living opportunities
Identify Senior Active Living & Basic
Needs
Healthy Eating in Community
Opportunities
Youth Active Living
April-October Walking or Bike
Gender
Age
Primary Residence
Additional Comments
Thank You
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The online Jackson Active Living Plan Survey can be found here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CTGPPMB
The original active living plan was created in June 2015 with funding from Community Wellness Partners/SHIP and completed by SW Regional Development Commission.
It is recommended that active living plans be reviewed every 3 years on goal/strategy completion and updated every 5-10 years.
There were 140 respondents that took the survey; Please note that a number of respondents didn’t answer residency and not all respondents answered each question.
Each question had a number of options to select, with two to four options requests.
This survey outlines various initiatives to promote active living in Jackson, including creating safe environments for walking and biking, enhancing education, installing signage and safety interventions, improving community attributes, increasing awareness of physical activity benefits, collaborating with the city on policy changes, and addressing senior active living needs.
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Jackson Active Living Plan Survey February 2020
Create a safe environment for walking and biking Jackson Library and/or Senior Center Pickup/Drop- off Zone Column1 Springfield Parkway Drop- Off Zone Speed Zone improvements (Riverside Pre-School Area) Riverside Crossing Flags 6% 14% 34% Riverside Elementary Traffic Separation Policy around school zone. 19% Other 27%
Enhance Bicycling and Walking Education in Jackson (school and city). Column1 3% Toward Zero Death Campaign 24% 22% Bicycle, Motorists, & Walking Education Initiative Biennial Education Campaign 23% 28% New School Busing Policy
Install signage, markings, and safety interventions Column1 Bike lanes & Crosswalk painting 5% 31% Walking Signage 31% Curb Extension/Temporary Bumpouts 16% Traffic visibility 17%
Enhance community attributes to create an inviting atmosphere Column1 Pocket Parks 3% 1% 10% 8% Indoor Pool 6% 11% Tourism 12% 12% Adopt-A-Trail 12% City Parks 8% 17% Dog Park
Increase community awareness of benefits of physical activity/fitness Bike Friendly Businesses Walk Local, Shop Local 3% 8% Winter Recreation Regional Physical Activity Marketing Age In Place Campaign 12% 21% Annual Community Bike Ride Expand Bike Share 8% 18% Expand Bike to Work Day/Month Bike Friendly MnWest 3% 4% 1% Bike Friendly Community 3% 7% 12% Des Moines River Water Trail & River Other
Collaborate with City on Policy Changes to encourage active living opportunities Column1 2% Active Transportation Policies 15% 17% Snow Removal Sidewalk Repair Program 5% Ped/Bike Wayfinding 30% Ped-Scale Lighting 31% Other
Identify Senior Active Living & Basic Needs Column1 Improve Senior Center 1% Exercise Classes Healthy Eating Campaign 21% 22% Art & Music Therapy Dementia Friendly Community Falls Prevention Classes 7% 16% 9% Senior Service Improvements Other 12% 12%
Healthy Eating in Community Opportunities Column1 Community Garden Plots 4% Food Policy Council/Healthy Eating Committee Community Healthy Eating Campaign 11% 38% 17% Farmers Markets 7% 23% Culturally Specific Foods/Special Diets
Youth Active Living Column1 Playground Park Equipment Skateboard Park 2% 9% Seasonal Bike Obstacle Course Bike/Walk School Buses 33% 12% Youth Bike Clubs/Rides 15% Youth Bike/Walk Education Campaign Other 12% 17%
April-October Walking or Bike Column1 5% 24% 1-2 days per week 23% 3-4 days per week 5-7 days per week Never Other 26% 22%
Gender Column1 4% 29% Male Female Prefer Not to Answer 67%
Age Column1 1% 3% 12% 12-17 yrs. old 12% 18-24 25-34 35-44 22% 19% 45-54 55-64 65-74 11% 75+ 20%
Primary Residence Column1 9% In Jackson City Limits Outside of Jackson City Limits, but in Jackson County Outside of Jackson County 84%
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