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Lehi Surveys Highlight Growth and Traffic as Major Concerns

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Lehi residents have expressed ongoing concerns regarding city growth and traffic through various citizen surveys. Historical survey data indicates that issues such as representation and transportation remain central topics for the community.

Key takeaways

  • Growth and traffic remain major concerns for Lehi citizens.
  • A 2018 survey found most citizens believe Lehi is growing too quickly.
  • 72% of women in a Lehi City Facebook survey believe women lack adequate representation in city government.

Lehi residents have identified growth and traffic as major areas of concern according to city survey results.

Data from previous years shows that citizens have consistently weighed in on local issues ranging from transportation to government representation.

In a 2019 survey involving 1,274 respondents, growth and traffic were cited as significant concerns for Lehi citizens.

An earlier 2018 survey, conducted by Salt Lake City research firm Y2 Analytics, found that most citizens believe Lehi is growing too quickly.

Other community surveys have highlighted specific social and political interests.

A Facebook survey targeting Lehi women revealed that 72% of respondents believe women are not adequately represented in Lehi City government.

Additionally, local voters have used surveys to weigh in on topics including firework restrictions, UTA, gun rights, and medical cannabis.

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CitySalt Lake City, Lehi
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