Weed and Seed Hawai‘i 2023 Neighborhood Survey
Community feedback represents a key source of information for Weed and Seed Hawai‘i stakeholders to guide decision-making. Your participation is greatly appreciated! Select the response by checking the box that most closely represents your answer for each question. Your responses are anonymous and will be reported in group form only. For questions about Weed and Seed Hawaiʻi or this survey, contact: Executive Director Gale Braceros at galeb@weedandseedhi.org. The deadline to submit this survey is December 1, 2023.
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Which town do you live in? *
Which town do you work in? *
Did you know that Weed & Seed Hawai‘i works with law enforcement to reduce crime and drugs; and works with service providers, educators, residents and businesses to improve the quality of life for neighborhoods in Hawaiʻi? *
Did you know that Weed and Seed Hawaiʻi works with law enforcement and community collaborators to support the following programs and initiatives?  (cyber-bullying prevention initiatives for families and schools; driver/pedestrian safety awareness initiatives; senior citizen safety awareness initiatives; recruitment for and support of citizen patrols; gang-prevention programs; drug-prevention programs; community events; food distributions; neighborhood cleanups/graffiti paint outs; and safe havens) *
What are your TOP 3 CONCERNS FOR YOUR FAMILY RIGHT NOW? (check 3 boxes) *
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What are your TOP 3 CONCERNS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD THAT YOU LIVE IN RIGHT NOW? (check 3 boxes) *
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Overall, how satisfied are you with your experience living in your neighborhood? *
What do you like most about your neighborhood? *
What do you like least about your neighborhood? *
What changes would most improve your neighborhood? *
What are your TOP 3 concerns in the neighborhood that you WORK in right now? (check 3 boxes) *
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Overall, how satisfied are you with your experience working in your work neighborhood? *
What do you like most about your work neighborhood? *
What do you like least about your work neighborhood? *
What changes would most improve your work neighborhood? *
Do you have any other comments, questions, or concerns?
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ABOUT WEED AND SEED HAWAIʻI:
Weed & Seed Hawaii (W&S) has its roots in a program that was initially established by the U.S. Department of Justice in 1991.  The National Weed and Seed Program was developed to demonstrate an innovative and comprehensive approach to law enforcement and community revitalization, and to prevent and control violent crime, drug abuse, gang activity, and homelessness in target areas.  The program attempts to “weed out” criminal elements such as violent crime, gang activity, truancy, and drug use and trafficking in target areas, and then “seed” programs to restore the neighborhoods through social and economic revitalization. In Hawaii, three areas are designated as W&S communities:  Kalihi-Palama-Chinatown; Waipahu; and Ewa/Ewa Beach.

In Hawaii, W&S is now a program sponsored by the U.S. Attorney’s Office, and although federal funding for the National Weed and Seed Program is no longer existent, Weed & Seed Hawaii continues to thrive thanks to the support of the State and City, as well as through corporate, individual and foundation donations and grants. Weed and Seed Hawaii became a 501c3 non-profit organization in 2018.  

W&S continues to focus on reducing and preventing violent crime, drug trafficking and gang activity in the target communities through a comprehensive, multiagency strategy.   The strategy integrates law enforcement, community policing, prevention, intervention, treatment, and neighborhood restoration efforts to make the communities better, safer places in which to live.

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