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Quincy, WA Parks Facilities Improvements Survey

Points Consulting, in collaboration with Nexus Planning Services, conducted a survey for the city of Quincy, Washington to determine support for the formation of a Regional Parks District among Quincy residents, as well as the proposed construction of a new sports and aquatic complex. The survey was distributed to the Quincy area in both Spanish and English, and was taken by almost 12% of the adult population of the city. Our team employed a variety of distribution methods, including:

• a text-based surveying tool, Public Input.com, to reach residents via cell-phone
• radio, social media, and newspaper ads
• on-site presence at key community events to propagate flyers and survey awareness throughout the City

The survey not only served to inform city leaders on public perception of the proposition, but also provided more information to the public about the project. The proposition passed after being put to a vote November 7, 2023, and the city of Quincy will move forward with the next steps in constructing the new recreation facilities for the community. 

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Economic Impact of Moving the Oregon-Idaho State Border

Points Consulting assisted the Claremont Institute in developing this third-party assessment of the economic impact of moving the Oregon-Idaho State Border. The borders considered for this study are contiguous with the original proposition of the Citizens for Greater Idaho to convert 22 counties in eastern and southern Idaho to the Gem State. As of the publishing of this report, 11 of those counties have voted in favor of this proposition. In this sweeping analysis, PC considers all sides of this question from enhanced productivity due to reduced regulation, to alterations in income tax rates, and the distribution of Oregon’s existing debts.

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