Crownpoint Community Pathways
Trails are unique in that they contribute to community cohesiveness while positively impacting the health, education, and culture of a region.  The Crownpoint Community Watch & Awareness group would like your feedback in order to develop an enjoyable trail network that would improve accessibility to local resources and improve the physical, emotional, and  spiritual well-being of Crownpoint’s residents and visitors.
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User Experience
If you are taking this survey on a mobile device, please turn your screen horizontally. The below survey is intended to collect information about Crownpoint's various pathways in order to improve the trails network for both users and non-users at the benefit of the community. The survey is voluntary and will take approximately 5 minutes to complete. The information will be used to better inform the trail's development, but also to provide justification for potential funds that could assist with efforts. For more information about the project, email Daniel Vandever at dvandever@navajotech.edu.
1. Do you use Crownpoint pathways? *
If you answered "Yes" skip to question 3.
2. What keeps you from using Crownpoint pathways (check all that apply)?
3. How do you use Crownpoint pathways? If you haven't used the pathways, how would you like to use them. *
Required
4. The trails detailed below are the most used pathways in Crownpoint. Please rank your use to specific trail section (see picture). 1 - never use, 2 - almost never, 3 - sometimes, 4- almost every time, 5 - every time. If you haven't walked the pathways, rank based on how you'd prefer to use. *
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1. Never Use
2. Almost Never Use
3. Sometimes
4. Almost Every Time
5. Every Time
Education Trails (Between NTU and DC)
Mesa Trails (By West Mesa Water Tower)
Teepee Trail
Old Boarding School Track
5. Rank which pathways should be improved first? *
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
Education Trails
Mesa Trails
Teepee Trail
Old Boarding School Track
Pathways that Connect Community Trails/Centers
6. What improvements are needed on Crownpoint's pathways (check all that apply)? *
Required
7. How important are the following concerns? *
Not concerned
Somewhat concerned
Concerned
Vandalism and trash
Privacy of nearby neighbors
Hazardous trail conditions
Dogs
Lighting
Lack of trail maintenance
Traffic and crossing streets
8. What priority should be placed on signage? *
No priority
Some priority
High priority
Directional Signs
Rules and Regulations
Informational Story Telling
9. Who should maintain and manage the pathways? *
10. How would you best describe yourself? *
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Thank you for your time.
Your input will be helpful in putting together a plan to help provide improvements to Cronwpoint's pathways. For more information, contact Daniel Vandever at dvandever@navajotech.edu.
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