An appointed team of the Great Falls Citizens Association surveyed its membership to find out and gauge the level of interest or concerns with issues affecting the community.

GFCA found that the topics most on the minds of those surveyed included limiting density and infill development, traffic on local roads, preserving trees and maintaining the rustic look of the community, and building and sustaining a reliable energy and communication infrastructure.

Other matters of consequence included safe water, property maintenance, managing wildlife, limits on signage clutter and light pollution, and having an  interconnected system of trails and sidewalks.

An analysis of the survey is contained in the Executive Summary, which may be found on the GFCA website by clicking here.