Pacific County is updating its Comprehensive Plan, which will guide how our community grows and develops over the next 20 years. We invite you to help shape this future by sharing your thoughts on our collective vision, community values, and investment priorities. This quick, two-minute survey is the first step in a planning process that will continue through 2027. We truly value your input and thank you for participating! Visioning Questions: 1. What do you love most about living in Pacific County? Please select your top three choices: High quality of life – it's enjoyable to live here Strong sense of community with engaged, friendly people Low crime rate – the community feels safe Close to the beach, parks, and resource lands Excellent recreational opportunities, such as fishing, clamming, kayaking, hiking, camping, cycling, etc. Wide variety of activities and community events Convenient access to jobs, schools, and essential services Opportunities for business and entrepreneurship Other (Please specify): Other 2. What are your greatest concerns about living in Pacific County? Select your top three: The lack of affordable housing. Losing our quality of life with an increase in growth and tourism. The overall cost of living. The maintenance of infrastructure such as water and streets. The local economy and lack of living wage jobs. An increase in traffic congestion within the downtown area. The lack of demographic diversity (young families, racial diversity). The reliability of public transit. Lack of infrastructure to accommodate future growth Preparedness for natural disasters and extreme weather events, including sea level rise, increased precipitation (flooding), higher temperatures, and wildfires. Health issues, including aging, mental health, and addiction problems. Insufficient park space and recreational/sport facilities to accommodate growth. Other (Please specify): Other 3. What do you hope happens over the next 20 years in Pacific County? Select your top three: Pacific County grows thoughtfully with well-designed sites and buildings that preserve quality of life More parks, open spaces, and trails are added A strong local job base makes the County economically self-sustaining The County proactively adopts sustainability measures and adapts to climate change Infrastructure, services, and schools are well-maintained and meet the community’s daily needs Housing remains affordable, with a variety of types to meet diverse needs The County has a diverse and inclusive population Minimal traffic congestion and safe active transportation options, such as bike lanes, trails, sidewalks, and transit stops, are available throughout unincorporated areas Other (please specify): Other 4. Please share any other thoughts you have about the future of Pacific County: Leave this field blank Submit
