Erie County is seeking public input on county services, priorities, and future investments via the “Envision Erie” survey.
It invites everyone living in cities, towns and villages across Erie County to share their opinions about a wide range of topics, including housing, public safety, economic development, public health, infrastructure, workforce development and participation in local government.
“Envision Erie is a way for all residents to express what’s important to them about Erie County, whether it’s business, health, quality of life, education, infrastructure, or whatever might be on their mind. This is a way we can all have input, hopefully producing actionable ideas that can improve our county for future generations,” said Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz.
You can fill out the survey online over the course of the next 90 days.
Hard copies of the survey are available at community centers, senior centers and libraries across Erie County.
Erie County said they will analyze responses and community input this summer, then identify key trends and priorities expressed by residents and develop and release a public-facing Action Plan in the fall of 2026.