Community insights

Stonnington listens to feedback about our service delivery, including perceptions and service experience. These insights indicate whether our service delivery is meeting community needs, and where we can improve.

Satisfaction from people who experience Council services is generally higher than perceptions of performance satisfaction.

Read the full Stonnington Community Insights Report(PDF, 943KB).

If you have any questions, please contact us.


Customer satisfaction statistics

Customer satisfaction statistics showing 56% believe Customer Service was good, 65% satisfied with service experience, Snap Send Solve has a 4/5 satisfaction score

Customer satisfaction statistics and two graphs showing 93% are very satisfied or satisfied with Early Years services, and 97% who attended an activation were likely to recommend events.

Core services statistics

Core services statistics showing index scores of 53 out of 100 for local footpaths, 52 out of 100 for sealed roads, 72 out of 100 for waste.

 


Core services statistics showing index scores of 86 out of 100 for libraries, 73 out of 100 for recreation facilities, and 70 out of 100 for appearance of public areas.

 


Community Satisfaction Survey

About our Community Satisfaction Survey

Each year, Local Government Victoria conducts a state-wide local government Community Satisfaction Survey. The community assesses each council's performance to identify areas for service delivery improvement.

The objective of the survey is to provide an insight into the community's perception of Council and our services – what we do well and areas we can improve.

To facilitate this, a research company contacts around 100 people in Stonnington each quarter, on behalf of Local Government Victoria. Independent market research agency, Klein Research manages the survey with their fieldwork partner, TKW Research.

You may receive a phone call or see social media advertisements to participate in the research. The survey includes questions designed to understand community perceptions of our performance in delivering important services. The survey is anonymous.

In particular, we are seeking community feedback on:

  • overall Council performance
  • community consultation and engagement
  • customer service
  • Council direction and priorities.

Participation is completely voluntary and confidential. Individual and all responses are confidential and reported in aggregate only.

If you are contacted, we encourage you to take part in the survey – your feedback will help shape the services and programs that matter most to our community.