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Hamilton County sheriff releases 2020 online citizen survey

Sheriff Jim Hammond speaks about costs of school resource officers in schools in June 2019 during a roundtable discussion at the Children's Hospital Kennedy Outpatient Center.
Sheriff Jim Hammond speaks about costs of school resource officers in schools in June 2019 during a roundtable discussion at the Children's Hospital Kennedy Outpatient Center. Sheriff Jim Hammond speaks about costs of school resource officers in schools in June 2019 during a roundtable discussion at the Children's Hospital Kennedy Outpatient Center.

Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Hammond on Friday released the 2020 Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office online citizen survey.

The survey, open to all county residents, allows them to give feedback on the services the sheriff’s office provides.

“This survey is a unique way for us to see how we are doing as a law enforcement agency,” Hammond said in a news release. “It gives the citizens of Hamilton County an opportunity to voice their concerns and tell us what we are doing right and what we can do better.”

The online survey has 20 questions related to the work and efficiency of the office, and there is an area for personal input. All names will be kept confidential, according to the release.

The survey “is designed to reinforce our agency’s commitment to excellence for all citizens with fair and equitable performance,” the release states.

To access the survey, go to http://www.hcsheriff.gov/gen_info/survey.asp or via the sheriff’s office’s Facebook page.