2024/2025 Detroit Public Safety Survey

Safety

Your feedback will help us advocate for Detroiter's rights and public safety needs. Responses are anonymous. Thank you for participating!
Peace,
~Victoria Camille

(Community advocate and candidate for District 7 Detroit Police Commissioner)

Paid for by the Committee to Elect Victoria Camille;

P.O. Box 4024; Detroit, MI 48204

(313) 989-3538

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* 1. Have you, or someone close to you, ever felt unsafe because of or been a victim of any of the following? (You can choose more than one.)

Burglary (someone breaking into a home)

Child abuse or sexual predators

Dangerous driving (like speeding, running red lights, racing, or swerving)

Disorderly behavior (like loud noise or public drinking)

Domestic violence (abuse between adults)

Drug activity (selling, using, or making illegal drugs or misusing prescription drugs)

Eviction with armed bailiffs or police

Fraud (like identity theft or scams)

Gang activity

Harassment by police

Hate crime

Homeland security problems

Homicide (murder)

Physical assault (being attacked)

Police misusing their power

Police surveillance (like cameras watching people)

Sex work

Robbery

School safety problems (like bullying, fighting, or weapons)

Sexual assault/rape (adult)

Theft

Problems related to homelessness (like panhandling, squatting, or living in public spaces)

Vandalism (like graffiti)

Violence by police

Prefer not to answer

Other (please specify)

None of the above

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* 2. Have you ever thought about calling the police for help, but didn’t or hesitated because you were afraid it might make things worse?

Yes

Prefer not to answer

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* 3. How much do you agree or disagree with these statements?

	Strongly Disagree	Disagree	Neither Agree nor Disagree	Agree	Strongly Agree
I feel safe in my neighborhood when I’m outside during the day.	I feel safe in my neighborhood when I’m outside during the day. Strongly Disagree	I feel safe in my neighborhood when I’m outside during the day. Disagree	I feel safe in my neighborhood when I’m outside during the day. Neither Agree nor Disagree	I feel safe in my neighborhood when I’m outside during the day. Agree	I feel safe in my neighborhood when I’m outside during the day. Strongly Agree
I feel safe in my neighborhood when I’m outside at night.	I feel safe in my neighborhood when I’m outside at night. Strongly Disagree	I feel safe in my neighborhood when I’m outside at night. Disagree	I feel safe in my neighborhood when I’m outside at night. Neither Agree nor Disagree	I feel safe in my neighborhood when I’m outside at night. Agree	I feel safe in my neighborhood when I’m outside at night. Strongly Agree
Detroit police treat people fairly.	Detroit police treat people fairly. Strongly Disagree	Detroit police treat people fairly. Disagree	Detroit police treat people fairly. Neither Agree nor Disagree	Detroit police treat people fairly. Agree	Detroit police treat people fairly. Strongly Agree
Detroit police are respectful.	Detroit police are respectful. Strongly Disagree	Detroit police are respectful. Disagree	Detroit police are respectful. Neither Agree nor Disagree	Detroit police are respectful. Agree	Detroit police are respectful. Strongly Agree
The Detroit Police Department responds well to community concerns.	The Detroit Police Department responds well to community concerns. Strongly Disagree	The Detroit Police Department responds well to community concerns. Disagree	The Detroit Police Department responds well to community concerns. Neither Agree nor Disagree	The Detroit Police Department responds well to community concerns. Agree	The Detroit Police Department responds well to community concerns. Strongly Agree
I trust Detroit police.	I trust Detroit police. Strongly Disagree	I trust Detroit police. Disagree	I trust Detroit police. Neither Agree nor Disagree	I trust Detroit police. Agree	I trust Detroit police. Strongly Agree

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* 4. Select the top five (5) strategies that would or do make you feel most safe in your neighborhood:

Everyone has basic needs met (like health, housing, food, clothing, education, income).

Strong relationships in the community and with family.

Access to mental health services for everyone.

A visible police presence.

Public Surveillance (like cameras, microphones, license plate readers, facial recognition)

Friends or family to call for help.

Caring neighbors who look out for each other.

Positive activities for people of all ages.

Calling the police during a mental health emergencies.

Clean and beautiful public spaces.

Resources for resolving conflicts peacefully.

Other (please specify)

None of the above

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* 5. Have you ever worked for a law enforcement agency?

Yes

Prefer not to answer

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* 6. What is your vision for safe neighborhoods?
(In addition to your vision, if you don't live in Detroit, feel free to note here your ties to Detroit, i.e. work, school, family, etc.)

2024/2025 Detroit Public Safety Survey

Safety

Question Title

* 1. Have you, or someone close to you, ever felt unsafe because of or been a victim of any of the following? (You can choose more than one.)

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* 2. Have you ever thought about calling the police for help, but didn’t or hesitated because you were afraid it might make things worse?

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* 3. How much do you agree or disagree with these statements?

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* 4. Select the top five (5) strategies that would or do make you feel most safe in your neighborhood:

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* 5. Have you ever worked for a law enforcement agency?

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* 6. What is your vision for safe neighborhoods?(In addition to your vision, if you don't live in Detroit, feel free to note here your ties to Detroit, i.e. work, school, family, etc.)

* 6. What is your vision for safe neighborhoods?
(In addition to your vision, if you don't live in Detroit, feel free to note here your ties to Detroit, i.e. work, school, family, etc.)