CAT 911 SFV Survey (English)

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CAT 911 SFV is a local Community Action Team (CAT), which is part of the larger Southern California-wide network of Community Action Teams and aims to operate as a resource for responding to community needs as alternatives to 911. This survey seeks to understand how residents of the San Fernando Valley feel about the police.

The vision of community alternatives to 911 is a city and region where local communities have the resources and strong, interpersonal relationships needed to respond constructively and healthfully to problems together. We know that we cannot depend on the broken criminal justice system to solve our problems and that calling 911 often just makes the situation worse — if they respond at all. CAT 911 is about building transformative justice that lets us take control of our lives and our communities into our own hands and nurtures each other’s growth and human possibility. (https://cat-911.org)

What is today's date? *

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What neighborhood in the SFV do you live in? *

What is your zip code? *

What are some immediate concerns in your surrounding area? (check all that apply)

Housing issues (finding it, keeping it, helping others get housed)

Education (safety in schools, police out of schools)

Mental Health (access to services, crisis response without police presence)

Physical health (access to care)

Community Safety (in your community, in your home, in your neighborhood, safe from police)

Other:

What are some resources your community needs? (check all that apply)

Community Fridges (Free Food)

Jail Support (Commissary, Bail/Bond Assistance)

Emergency Relief Funding (Hotel/Motel Vouchers, Rental Assistance, Transportation)

Crisis Response Team (Non-Law Enforcement, First Response & Follow Up Care)

Other:

What does community safety mean to you? *

Where in your community do you feel safe? *

When you are in a crisis situation, who do you usually reach out to or call? (when your car breaks down, if you are in a dangerous situation, if you see someone in trouble, etc.) *

When you are in a crisis situation, do the police make you feel safe? Why or why not? *

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