Surveys of Moses Lake residents show attitudes toward service cuts, sales tax increase
Participants in a March 16 town hall consider services provided by the city of Moses Lake and which are important to them.
COURTESY PHOTO/CITY OF MOSES LAKE
Results of a citywide survey indicated Moses Lake residents might be willing to accept a sales tax increase and service cuts to balance the city’s general fund budget.
CHERYL SCHWEIZER/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
MOSES LAKE — About 49% of Moses Lake residents contacted as part of a survey of community attitudes and priorities said they were satisfied with the direction of the city, with about 42% saying they thought the city was on the wrong track. The biggest concerns of survey respondents centered around homelessness and public safety.
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