Item L2 L2
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY of MONROE �� i Mayor Holly Merrill Raschein,District 5
The Florida Keys Mayor Pro Tern James K.Scholl,District 3
Craig Cates,District 1
Michelle Lincoln,District 2
' David Rice,District 4
Board of County Commissioners Meeting
May 15, 2024
Agenda Item Number: L2
2023-2502
BULK ITEM: No DEPARTMENT: District 1
TIME APPROXIMATE: STAFF CONTACT: Amanda Leggett
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AGENDA ITEM WORDING: COMMISSIONER CATES: Presentation of Stock Island
Community Health Survey Report Data by the Monroe County Health Department. 10:30 A.M. TIME
APPROXIMATE.
ITEM BACKGROUND:
PREVIOUS RELEVANT BOCC ACTION:
INSURANCE REQUIRED:
No
CONTRACT/AGREEMENT CHANGES:
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
DOCUMENTATION:
Stock Island Survey Report F'inal.pdf
BOCC Presentation Stock Island Community Health Survey Data m FINAL VERSION 043024.pptx
FINANCIAL IMPACT:
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was conducted with grant funding from the the Stock Island survey was implemented,
Frop/m��rr� �" Centers for Disease Control and Prevention which included press releases, radio interviews,
%' %!' f [CDC) to identify health disparities and engage and banners/flyers. DOH-Monroe partnered
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m �k n"�Tin"��� i 'A�iU It The population selection, as well as the survey the survey at community events and by direct
design, collection, and analysis, is part of the mail. Incentives were offered to all survey
13-step Protocol for Assessing Community participants. 716 completed surveys were
Excellence in Environmental Health (PACE EH). obtained within six months.
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based tool that is a well-respected indicator of The survey data was analyzed to determine
community challenges associated with leading a common themes and priorities identified by
healthy lifestyle. respondents. Five major areas of focus for
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Following an in-depth analysis conducted by the housing, transportation, food & nutrition, and
Florida Department of Health in Monroe County social opportunities.
(DOH-Monroe), the region of Stock Island was DOH-Monroe used Stata, a statistical analysis
selected based on community need. This data software, to analyze the data. The appendices
was presented to Mayor Craig Cates, currently show the data stratified by six population
serving as Monroe County Commissioner for types (age, language, health insurance status,
District 1, which includes Stock Island. housing status, food and nutrition intake,
DOH-Monroe established the goal of 700 and public transportation use). Pearson's
respondents,which represents approximately chi-squared test of significance was used to
17% of the Stock Island population.To be determine whether there were statistically
eligible for participation, respondents had to significant differences between population
be at least 14 years old and live and/or work on groups. A p-value less than/equal to 0.05 was
Stock Island. considered significant.
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collaboration with community partners. A
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Monroe to assess the Stock Island community's
perceptions of the challenges to maintaining
a healthy lifestyle. Community partners were STXK
provided opportunities to contribute survey
questions. The survey was translated into
Spanish and Haitian Creole, and both paper and 'A to
online versions were developed.
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took the survey in Spanish or Haitian Creole to 47%with Haitian Creole survey respondents
than in English. and 29%with English survey respondents.
• Uninsured status is higher for people living on • Public interest has been expressed for a
Stock Island than those living in Key West. swimming hole and/or a splash pad on Stock
Island.
• Public interest has been expressed for park/
• 78% of survey respondents gave a negative playground equipment on Stock Island that is
rating for affordable housing options. accessible for kids living with disabilities.
• Affordable housing ranked #1 of 17 potential
referral topics for every age category except
18-24.
• Affordable housing ranked #1 of 17 potential
referral topics for English and Haitian Creole
survey respondents and #2 for Spanish survey
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n National Association for County and City Health Officials (NACCHO )
partnered to develop the Protocol for Assessing Community Excellence in
Environmental Health (PACE EH). Representatives from federal agencies,
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academia, and research institutions, as well as local environmental
health professionals and community organizers, provided overall direction
' and oversight for the project.The protocol was pilot tested by local health
departments before it was finalized.
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This methodology guides communities and local health officials in
DOH-Monroe followed conducting community-based environmental health assessments.
PACE EH draws on community collaboration and environmental justice
a nationally-recognized principles to involve the public and other stakeholders in: (1) Identifying
community health assessment local environmental health issues, (2) Setting priorities for action, (3)
protocol called PACE EH. Targeting populations most at risk, and (4) Addressing identified issues.
DOH-Monroe had completed Why Use PACE EH in Your Community? PACE EH processes can lead to
action on those environmental health issues that both affect health and
three PACE EH projects prior address community needs. In addition, some programs use the PACE
to implementation of this EH process to conduct a community health assessment, a prerequisite
assessment (Bahama Village for health departments applying for accreditation from the Public Health
2015, Marathon 2018, and Key Accreditation Board.
Colony Beach 2018). PACE EH helps with the implementation of the 10 Essential
Environmental Public Health Services. One of the services is to inform,
educate, and empower people about environmental health issues, and
another is to mobilize community partnerships and actions to identify
and solve environmental health problems. PACE EH can also help assure
a competent environmental health workforce and improve the decision-
making process by strengthening community involvement so that public
values and priorities are considered.
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An initial determination of community resources was completed to
evaluate the viability of completing a fourth PACE EH project in Monroe
County.The Florida Department of Health in Monroe County [DOH-
Monroe) consulted with community leaders to provide an estimate of
the time, money, personnel, and technical skills needed to complete
a comprehensive evaluation of the environmental health needs of an
additional selected community.
�✓ In December of 2021, DOH-Monroe completed an in-depth, county-wide
Rol „r analysis of community needs and demographics and identified Stock
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th Officer Island as the optimal location for conducting this PACE EH initiative.
Florida Department of Health in Stock Island is a micro-community located in Monroe County and lies
Monroe County adjacent to the largest metropolitan area, the City of Key West.The
proximity of these two communities provides opportunities to engage in
comparative analyses between the differences in health outcomes for
their respective residents, as well as the socio-economic factors that
influence these outcomes.
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�l PACE EH efforts was made by the Administrator& Health Officer for
o DOH-Monroe, Robert "Bob" Eadie. Bob Eadie made this decision by
r� closely considering the data, collecting input from community partners,
and having discussions with Monroe County Commissioner for District 1,
Mayor Craig Cates.
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Bob Eadie served as Administrator& Health Officer for DOH-Monroe
for 16 years before retiring in March of 2023. Dr. Carla Fry, PhD, MSN,
,,, Pt,0,11 Mm7N,11 RN RN was appointed Administrator& Health Officer for DOH-Monroe
Administrator & Health Officer in February of 2023. Dr. Fry fully supports this important community
Florida Department of Health in initiative and will be overseeing the development and implementation of
Monroe County the action plan that will result from the findings of this PACE EH project.
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As with previous PACE EH projects in Monroe County, it was determined
that DOH-Monroe would be the lead agency in overseeing the PACE EH
assessment of Stock Island. After the final decision was made to conduct
the PACE EH assessment of Stock Island, an assessment team was
assembled, comprised of DOH-Monroe staff and administrative leaders
well-seasoned in community outreach and collaboration, as well as select
key stakeholders and community leaders from partnering agencies.
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in Monroe County a logic model to guide program development and activity implementation,
as well as evaluation plans for this national initiative.
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categories for evaluation:
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4. Food & Nutrition: nutritional intake and
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concern has been analyzed in detail later in this
report for trends in survey responses according
to language, age, ZIP code, health insurance
status, housing status, nutritional intake, and
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who live or work on Stock Island without
Health Insurance is 7.7% higher than the
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On April 11, 2023, Mayor Craig Cates and
the Florida Department of Health in Monroe
County (DOH-Monroe co-hosted a 90-minute
public town hall meeting at Bernstein Park on
Stock Island. Mayor Cates and DOH-Monroe
Health Administrator and Health Officer Dr. '' l
Carla Fry delivered opening remarks. DOH-
Monroe Principal Investigator Jennifer Lefelar f �I,
presented the data from the 2022 Stock
Island Community Health Survey. After the
w;k wrV I j'V
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discussion of the data and needs of Stock
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illustrated there is a dramatic need for lessons for the people who are working to get better. We have to get better.
additional services. We'd like to work here. We hired ourfirst Haitian Creole We are about to launch the Workforce
with our partners ...We don't have the speaker... and our Haitian Creole Express which will go from Stock
room in our existing place." [patient] population has increased Island to Bahama Village ...We are one
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countless ways. Her contributions Island! Carolyn is a great partner to knowledge and experience from Community Health Survey Report.
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itself to the final stage of preparing Monroe County are lucky she is she was always there to brainstorm project to the finish linel
the survey report and appendices here doing the work she does with every obstacle and celebrate every
for publication. passion every day! success along the way!
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• We've Got The Keys • OPAL Collection • Palm Vista Health & Rehab
• Stock Island Association . Florida Keys SPCA, Inc. • Sandal Factory
• Cayo Del Mar Apartments • Pepsi Cola Bottling Company • Keys Federal Credit Union
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Monroe County Community Health Survey - STOCK ISLAND
The Florida Department of Health in Monroe County is seeking information from Stock Island residents and employees
regarding health and the environment. Your responses will remain anonymous. Please take a few minutes to respond to
this survey. Questions,email 1).011Mab.n.r()(_c.fr:V.hl.�.^....11.tihl.:..g:;a v.
[ ] Check this box to certify that you are a Stock Island resident or employee,that you are at
least 14 years old, and that this is the one and only time you are completing this specific health
survey for the Florida Department of Health in Monroe County.
1.I would like assistance,referrals,and/or information on the following(mark all that apply):
[]Affordable Childcare []job Training&Application Assistance
[]Affordable Housing []Legal Assistance(Immigration)
[]COVID-19 Testing []Mental Health and Counseling
[]COVID-19 Vaccines []Nutrition/Cooking Classes
[]Disability Services []Substance Abuse/Addiction Recovery
[]Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Services []Transportation Services
[]English Language Classes []Unemployment Benefits Application Assistance
[]Free Health Screenings []Women's Health/Sexual Health/Family Planning
[]Health Insurance/Medicaid/Medicare Information&Enrollment []Other
2.Some people find that they need or want to move out of their community as they get older. If you were to consider moving
out of your current community,would the following be a major factor,a minor factor,or not a factor at all in your decision to
move?
Please mark an X for each Major Factor Minor Factor Not a Factor at All
Your personal safety or security concerns
Wanting to move to an area that has better health care facilities [] [] [
Wanting to be closer to family
Needing more access to public transportation [] [] [
Wanting to live in a different climate
Wanting to live in an area that has a lower cost of living [] [] [
Wanting to live in an area with better opportunities for social interaction [] [] [
3.Rate each of the following issues in your community on a scale of 1 to 5 Mark X under the appropriate rating for each.
(with 1 being very poor and 5 being excellent). 1 2 3 4 5
Timely/Accessible Public transportation [] [] [] [] [
Affordable Health Care_ [] [] [] [] [
Affordable Housing Options
Quality of Health Care Providers [] [] [] [] [
Food Pantries__
Street Infrastructure [] [] [] [] []
Maintenance of Parks
Trash/Littering [] [] [] [] [
Drug Trafficking
Services and Community Centers for Youth or Seniors [] [] [] [] [
job Opportunities
Crime_ [] [] [] [] []
PLEASE ALSO COMPLETE PAGE 2 OF THIS SURVEY ON THE BACK OF THIS FORM.
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FOOD/NUTRITION
4.Thinking of the past month,how 5.Thinking of the past month,how 6.Thinking of the past month,how
often did you consume fast food often did you consume FRESH fruit often did you consume FRESH
(McDonalds,Wendy's,Taco Bell,Pizza (EXCLUDING juice,canned fruit&frozen vegetables(EXCLUDING canned
Hut,etc.)? fruit)? vegetables&frozen vegetables)?
[]Multiple times per day []Multiple times per day []Multiple times per day
[]Once per day []Once per day []Once per day
[]Multiple times per week []Multiple times per week []Multiple times per week
[]Once per week []Once per week []Once per week
[]Less than once per week or not at all []Less than once per week or not at all []Less than once per week or not at all
7.Are you usually able 8.If you answered"no"to the prior question what prevents you from getting the food you want to
to get that food that you eat?Please check all that apply.
want to eat? []Price []Personal safety
[]Yes []Lack of transportation []Not available where I regularly shop
[]No []Don't know where to find it []Lack of free time
[]Travel time []Lack of cooking equipment
[]Other:
9.When riding the transit bus,where do you go? Mark X under the appropriate box for each.
Always Often Sometimes Rarely Never
Work [] [] [] [] []
Doctor Appointments/Medical Care [] [] [] [] []
Food Shopping
School. [] [] [] [] []
Leisure/Entertainment
HEALTHCARE
10.Do you currently have health 11.Do you currently have a primary 12.How long has it been since your last
insurance? care doctor? appointment with a doctor?
[]Yes []Yes []Less than 1 year
[]No []No []Between 1-2 years
[]Looking for one []More than 2 years
DEMOGRAPHICS
13.Age(mark one): 14.Do you own or rent your residence? 15.Do you work on Stock Island?
[]14-17 []65-74 []Own []Yes
[]18-24 [] 75-84 []Rent []No
[]25-44 []85+ []Neither own nor rent but live with
[]45-64 others
16.Home Zip Code(Please mark only one box.):
] 33040-Stock Island [] 33052-Marathon and Marathon Area
] 33040-Key West [] 33001-Long Key
] 33042-Cudjoe,Summerland,Torches,and Sugarloaf Area [] 33036-Islamorada
] 33043-Big Pine and Summerland Key Area [] 33070-Tavernier
] 33050-Marathon [] 33037-Key Largo
] 33051-Marathon and Key Colony Beach Area
17.Thank you for taking this survey!Please write any additional comments you may have about your community in relation
to food,growing older,transportation,or your environment here in Monroe County.
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Encuesta de Salud Comunitaria del Condado de Monroe -STOCK ISLAND
El Departamento de Salud de Florida en el condado de Monroe esta buscando informacion de los residentes y empleados de
Stock Island sobre la salud y el medio ambiente.Sus respuestas permaneceran anonimas.Tome unos minutos para
responder a esta encuesta.Si tiene preguntas,envie un correo electromco a 1.)O LlMounu;,abg,^„( ,$;ll,hl;l^
[] Marque esta casilla para certificar que es residence o empleado de Stock Island, que tiene al
menos 14 anos y que esta es la unica vez que completa esta encuesta de salud especifica para el
Departamento de Salud de Florida en Monroe Condado.
1.Me gustaria recibir asistencia,referencias y/o informaci6n sobre to siguiente(marque todo to que corresponda):
[]Cuidado de ninos accesible []Capacitacion laboral y asistencia para solicitudes
[]Vivienda accesible []Asistencia legal(Inmigracion)
[]Pruebas de COVID-19 []Salud mental y consejeria
[]Vacunas COVID-19 []Clases de nutricion/cocina
[]Servicios para discapacitados []Abuse de sustancias/Recuperacion de adicciones
[]Servicios de violencia domestica/Agresion sexual []Servicios de transports
[]Clases de idioma ingles []Asistencia para la solicitud de beneficios de desempleo
[]>xamenes de salud gratuitos []Salud para mujeres/Salud sexual/Planificacion familiar
[]Seguro medico/Medicaid/Informacion e inscripcion de Medicare []Otero
2.Algunas personas descubren que necesitan o quieren mudarse fuera de su comunidad a medida que envejecen.Si tuviera
que considerar mudarse de su comunidad actual,Zseria el siguiente factor un factor importante,un factor menor o no un
factor en to absoluto en su decision de mudarse?
Por favor marque una X por cada factor Factor Factor No es un factor en
principal _ menor to absoluto
Su seguridad personal o preocupaciones de seguridad [] [] _ [
Querer mudarse a on area que tenga mej ores instalaciones de atencion [] [] [
medica
Querer estar mas cerca de la familia
Ws acceso al transporte publico [] [] [
Querer vivir en on clima diferente [] [] [
Querer vivir en on area que tiene on costo de vida mas bajo [] [] [
Querer vivir en on area con mejores oportunidades para interacciones [] [] [
sociales
3.Califique cada uno de los siguientes problemas en su comunidad en una Marque con una X debajo de la calificaci6n
escala de 1 a 5(1 siendo muy pobre y 5 excelente). apropiada para cada uno
1 2 3 4 5
Transporte publico puntual/accesible
Cuidado de salud accesible [] [] [] [] [
Opciones de vivienda accesible
Calidad de los proveedores de atencion medica [] [] [] [] [
Despensas de alimentos [] [] [] [] [
Infraestructura de calles [] [] [] [] []
Mantenimiento de parques
Basura/tirarbasura [] [] [] [] []
El trafico de drogas
Servicios y Centros Comunitarios para jovenes o adultos mayores [] [] [] [] [
Oportunidades de trabajo [] [] [] [] [
Crimen [] [] [] [] []
Complete tambien la pagina 2 de esta encuesta en el reverso de este formulario.
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ALIMENTACI6N/NUTRICI6N
4.Pensando en el mes pasado,Zcon qu6 5.Pensando en el ultimo mes,Zcon qu6 6.Pensando en el ultimo mes,Zcon qu6
frecuencia consumi6 comida rapida frecuencia consumi6 fruta FRESCA(NO frecuencia consumi6 vegetales FRESCOS
(McDonalds,Wendy's,Taco Bell,Pizza INCLUYENDO jugo,fruta enlatada y (NO INCLUYENDO vegetales enlatados y
Hut,etc.)? fruta congelada)? congelados)?
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[]Varias veces por semana []Varias veces por semana []Varias veces por semana
[]Una vez por semana []Una vez por semana []Una vez por semana
[]Menos de una vez por semana o nada []Menos de una vez por semana o nada []Menos de una vez por semana o nada
7.ZPor to general,puede 8.Si respondi6"no"a la pregunta anterior,Zqu6 le impide obtener los alimentos que desea
obtener la comida que comer?Por favor marque todos los que apliquen.
desea comer? []Precio []Seguridad personal
[]Si []Falta de transports []No disponible donde compro regularmente
[]No []No se donde encontrarlo []Falta de tiempo libre
[]Tiempo de viaje []Falta de equipo de cocina.
[]Otero:
9.Cuando viaja en el autobus de transito,Zad6nde va? Marque con una X debajo de la casilla
correspondiente a cada uno.
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frecuencia veces nunca
Trabajo []_ [] []
Citas medicas/atenci6n medica [] [] [] [] []
Comprando comida [] [] [] [] []
Colegio [] [] [] [] []
Ocio/entretenimiento [] [] [] [] []
CUIDADO DE LA SALUD
10.ZActualmente tiene seguro de salud? 11.ZTiene actualmente un m6dico de 12.ZCuanto tiempo ha pasado desde su
[]Si atenci6n primaria? ultima cita con un m6dico?
[]No []Si []Menos de 1 ano
[]No []Entre 1-2 anos
[]Buscando one []Mas de 2 anos
DEMOGRAFIA
13.Edad(marque uno): 14.ZEs propietario o alquila su 15.ZTrabaja en Stock Island?
[] 14-17 []65-74 residencia? []Si
[] 18-24 [] 75-84 []Propio []No
[]25-44 []85+ []Alquiler
[]45-64 []Ni es propietario ni alquila sine,que vivo
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16.C6digo postal-donde vives(Por favor marque solo una casilla.):
] 33040-Stock Island [] 33052-Marathon y Marathon Shores
] 33040-Key West [] 33001-Long Key
] 33042-Cudjoe,Summerland,Torches,y Sugarloaf [] 33036-Islamorada
] 33043-Big Pine and Summerland Key [] 33070-Tavernier
] 33050-Marathon [] 33037-Key Largo
l 33051-Marathon and Key Colony Beach
17.Gracias por tomar esta encuesta. Escriba cualquier comentario adicional que pueda tener sobre su comunidad en
relaci6n a la alimentaci6n,el envejecimiento,el transporte o su tiempo aqui en el condado de Monroe.
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Sondaj Sante Kominote Konte Monroe - STOCK ISLAND
Depatman Sante Florid nan Konte Monroe ap cheche enfomasyon nan men rezidan Stock Island ak anplwaye konsenan
sante ak anviwonman an.Repons on yo ap rete anonim.Tanpri pran kek minit you reponn sondaj sa a.Kesyon yo,voye you
imel ba Df1➢li+!o unuare f�fr:llhif,^a..j .::,l arse.
[] Tcheke kare sa a you setifye ke ou se you rezidan Stock Island oswa you anplwaye,ke ou gen
omwen 14 an,e ke sa a se sel ak sel fwa w ap ranpli sondaj sante espesifik sa a you Depatman
Sante Florid nan Monroe Konte.
1.Mwen to renmen asistans,referans,ak/oswa enfomasyon sou bagay sa yo(marke tout sa ki aplikab yo):
[]gadri abodab
[] bod []Fomasyon Travay ak Asistans Aplilcasyon
Lojman Aab
[]Tes COVI b6d []Asistans Legal(Imigrasyon)
[] []Sante Mantal ak Konsey
Vakse kont COVID 19
[]Sevis n kont []Nitrisyon/Klas you kwit manje
Sevis V olans Domestik A i es on Seks Ll []Rekiperasyon you Abi Sibstans/Dejwe
[) y / g`,.y y., []Sevis transpo
[]Klas Lang Angle
[]Depistaj Santo Gratis []Asistans Aplikasyon you Benefis Chomaj
[]Enfomasyon sou Asirans Sante/Medicaid/Medicare ak []Santo Fanm/Santo Seksyel/Plan ifikasyon Fanmi
Enskripsyon []Lot
2.Gen kek moun ki jwenn ke yo bezwen oswa vle deplase soti nan kominote yo pandan y ap grandi.Si w to konsidere
demenaje soti nan kominote w ye kounye a,eske sa ki annapre yo t ap you gwo fakte,you fakte mine,oswa pa you fakte ditou
nan desizyon w you w deplase?
Tanpri make you X you chak Gwo Fakte Fakte Mine Pa you Fakte ditou
Sekirite pesonel ou oswa enkyetid sekirite ou [] [] _ [
Vle deplase nan you zon ki gen pi bon enstalasyon swen sante [] [] [
Vle vin pi pre fanmi [] [] [
Bezwen plis akse nan transpo piblik [] [] [
Vle viv nan yonklima diferan
Ou vle viv nan you zon ki gen you pri lavi ki pi ba [] [] [
Vle viv nan you zon ki gen pi bon opotinite you enteraksyon sosyal [] [] [
3.Evalye chak pwoblem sa yo nan kominote w la sou you echel 1 a 5(ak 1 Make X anba evalyasyon ki apwopriye you
se tre pov ak 5 se ekselan). chak.
1 2 3 4 5
Transpo piblik ale/aksesib [] [] [] [] [
Swen Sante abodab [] [] [] [] [
Opsyon Lojman Abodab
Kalite Founise Swen Sante yo [] [] [] [] [
Manje Pantris__
Enfrastriktilari [] [] [] [] []
Antretyen pak yo
Fatra/Fatra [] [] [] [] []
Trafik Dwog
Sevis ak Sant kominote you jen oswa granmoun aje [] [] [] [] [
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4.Le w pause ak mwa ki sot pase a, 5.Le w pause ak mwa ki sot pase a, 6.Le w pause ak mwa ki sot pase a,
konbyen fwa on to konsome manje vit konbyen fwa on to konsome fwi FRE konbyen fwa on to konsome legim FRE
(McDonalds,Wendy's,Taco Bell,Pizza (S6P ji,fwi nan bwat ak fwi nan frize)? (S6P legim nan bwat ak legim nan
Hut,elatriye)? []Plizyd fwa pa jou frize)?
[]Plizye fwa pa jou []Yon fwa pa jou []Plizye fwa pa jou
[]Yon fwa pa jou []Plizye fwa pa semen []Yon fwa pa jou
[]Plizye fwa pa semen []Yon fwa pa semen []Plizye fwa pa semen
[]Yon fwa pa semen []Mwens pase you fwa pa semen oswa pa []Yon fwa pa semen
[]Mwens pase you fwa pa semen oswa pa ditou []Mwens pase you fwa pa semen oswa pa
ditou ditou
7.Eske on anjeneral 8.Si w to reponn"non"kesyon anvan an,kisa ki anpeche w jwenn manje on vle manje a?Tanpri
kapab jwenn manje sa a tcheke tout sa ki aplike.
ke on vle manje? []Pri []Sekirite pdsondl
[]Wi []Mank transp6 []Pa disponib kote mwen achte regily6man
[]Non []Pa konnen ki kote you jwenn li []Mank tan lib
[]Tan vwayaj []Mank ekipman you kwit manje
[]Lot:
9.Le w ap monte otobis transp6 a,ki kote on ale? Make X anba bwat ki apwopriye a you chak.
Toujou Souvan Pafwa Raman Pa janm
Travay [] [] [] [] []
Randevou dokte/swen medikal [] [] [] [] []
Acha manje [] [] [] [] []
Lek61 [] [] [] [] []
Lwazi [] [] [] [] []
SWEN SANTE
10.Eske on gen asirans sante kounye a? 11.Eske w gen you dokte premye swen 12.Konbyen tan sa to pase depi denye
[]Wi kounye a? randevou on ak you dokte?
[]Non []Wi []Mwens pase 1 ane
[]Non []Ant 1-2 ane
[]Kap ch6che youn []Plis pase 2 zan
DEMOGRAFIK
13.Laj(marke youn): 14.Eske w posede oswa]we rezidans on 15.Eske w ap travay sou Stock Island?
[] 14-17 []65-74 a? []Wi
[] 18-24 [] 75-84 []Pw6p []Non
[]25-44 []B5+ []Lwe
[]45-64 []Ni posede ni lwe men viv ak 16t moun
16.K6d Postal(Tanpri make you sel bwat.):
[] 33040-Stock Island [] 33052-Marathon ak Marathon Shores
[] 33040-Key West [] 33001-Long Key
[] 33042-Cudjoe,Summerland,Torches,ak z6n Sugarloaf [] 33036-Islamorada
[] 33043-Big Pine ak Summerland Key [] 33070-Tavernier
[] 33050-Marathon [] 33037-Key Largo
[] 33051-Marathon ak Key Colony Beach Z6n
17.Mesi paske w pran sondaj sa a!Tanpri ekri nenp6t k6mante adisyonel on ka genyen sou kominote w la anrap6 ak manje,
grandi,transp6,oswa anviw6nman on isit nan Konte Monroe.
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Services No 95% (677)
English Language Classes Yes 16% (117)
No 84% (599)
Free Health Screenings Yes 32% (228)
No 68% (488)
Health Insurance/Medicaid/Medicare Info& Yes 29% (210)
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Job Training & Application Yes 18% (127)
Assistance No 82% (589)
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No 78% (558)
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Women's Health/Sexual Yes 16% (112)
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Not a Factor at All 50% (355)
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Not a Factor at All 56% (392)
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a lower cost of living (N=708) Minor Factor 16% (114)
Not a Factor at All 14% (101)
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No 86% (84) 90% (134)
Travel time Yes 11% (11) 98 18°% (27) 149 <0.0001
No 89% (87) 82% (122)
Yes 3% (3) 4% (6)
Personal safety No 97% (95) 98 96% (143) 149 0.023
Not available where I Yes 31% (30) 98 21% (32) 149 0.042
regularly shop No 69% (68) 79% (117)
Lack of free time Yes 20% (20) 98 19% (28) 149 0.008
No 80% (78) 81% (121)
Lack of cooking equipment Yes 16% (16) 98 20% (30) 149 0.001
No 84% (82) 80% (119)
Yes 79% (320) 406 64% (194) 304 <0.0001
No 21% (86) 36% (110)
Yes 60% (246) 408 50% (152) 304 0.014
No 40% (162) 50% (152)
Less than one year 67% (272) 61% (183)
Between 1-2 years 15% (59) 404 14% (42) 301 0.067
More than 2 years 18% (73) 25% (76)
Own 36% (146) 45% (136)
Rent 46% (183) 402 14% (43) 299 <0.0001
Neither own nor rent 18% (73) 40% (120)
Yes 49% (198) 407 36% (112) 307 0.001
No 51% (209) 645/o (195)
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Affordable Childcare Yes 14% (30) 213 21/ (77) 361 0.031
NO 86% (183) 79% (284)
Yes 39% (83) 53% (190)
Affordable Housing No 61% (130) 213 47% (171) 361 0.002
Yes 14% (29) 12% (45)
COVID-19 Testing No 86% (184) 213 88% (316) 361 0.691
COVID-19 Vaccines Yes 10% (22) 213 14% (52) 361 0.159
No 90% (191) 86% (309)
Yes 13% (28) 16% (56)
Disability Services No 87% (185) 213 84% (305) 361 0.438
Domestic Yes 3% (7) 213 6/ (23) 361 0.109
Violence/Sexual No 97% (206) 94% (388)
English Language Yes 12% (25) 213 18% (65) 361 0.046
Classes No 88% (188) 82% (296)
Free Health Yes 26% (56) 213 34% (124) 361 0.044
Screenings No 74% (157) 66% (237)
Health Insurance/Medicaid/ Yes 23% (50) 213 35% (126) 361 0.004
Medicare Info&Enrollment No 77% (163) 65% (235)
Job Training & Yes 12% (25) 213 20/ (73) 361 0.009
Application Assistance No 88% (188) 80% (288)
Legal Assistance Yes 12% (25) 213 23% (84) 361 0.001
(Immigration) No 88% (188) 77% (277)
Mental Health and Yes 15% (31) 213 22% (79) 361 0.031
Counseling No 85% (182) 78% (282)
Nutrition/Cooking Yes 15% (33) 19% (69)
Classes No 85% (180) 213 81% (292) 361 0.273
Substance Yes 7% (15) 213 7/ (26) 361 0.943
Abuse/Addiction No 93% (198) 93% (335)
Transportation Yes 17% (36) 213 27% (96) 361 0.008
Services No 83% (177) 73% (265)
Unemployment Yes 7% (15) 213 17/ (62) 361 0.001
Benefits Application No 93% (198) 83% (299)
Women's Yes 14% (30) 213 16% (57) 361 0.582
Health/Sexual No 86% (183) 84% (304)
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Minor Factor 18% (39) 212 21% (76) 357 0.543
Not a Factor at All 35% (74) 36% (130)
Wanting to move to Major Factor 60% (127) 49% (174)
an area that has Minor Factor 24% (52) 213 20% (70) 356 < 0.0001
better health care Not a Factor at All 16% (34) 31% (112)
Wanting to be closer Major Factor 40% (85) 42% (148)
to family Minor Factor 31% (66) 213 22% (79) 356 0.046
Not a Factor at All 29% (62) 36% (129)
Needing more access Major Factor 24% (50) 31% (109)
to public Minor Factor 24% (51) 212 22% (77) 356 0.195
transportation Not a Factor at All 52% (111) 48% (170)
Wanting to live in a Major Factor 17% (35) 21% (76)
different climate
Minor Factor 26% (55) 211 25% (90) 355 0.367
Not a Factor at All 57% (121) 53% (189)
Wanting to live in an Major Factor 67% (142) 72% (259)
area that has a lower Minor Factor 19% (40) 213 13% (47) 358 0.182
cost of living Not a Factor at All 15% (31) 15% (52)
Wanting to live in an area Major Factor 39% (82) 35% (125)
with better opportunities for Minor Factor 32% (69) 213 28% (100) 356 0.167
social interaction Not a Factor at All 29% (62) 37% (131)
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Rating of 1 (very poor) 14% (28) 25% (84)
Rating of2 16% (32) 13% (43)
Public Transportation Rating of3 36% (73) 203 32% (107) 338 0.047
Rating of4 14% (29) 12% (41)
Rating of5(excellent) 20% (41) 19% (63)
Rating of 1 (very poor) 28% (56) 38% (128)
Rating of2 17% (33) 19% (65)
Affordable Health Care Rating of3 23% (45) 199 22% (75) 340 0.036
Rating of4 15% (29) 9% (32)
Rating of5(excellent) 18% (36) 12% (40)
Rating of 1 (very poor) 63% (128) 67% (228)
Affordable Housing Rating of2 9% (18) 12% (41)
Options Rating of3 10% (20) 204 8% (26) 339 0.276
Rating of4 5% (11) 4% (14)
Rating of5(excellent) 13% (27) 9% (30)
Rating of 1 (very poor) 20% (41) 31% (102)
Quality of Health Care Rating of2 17% (35) 21% (69)
Providers Rating of3 32% (64) 1 203 23% (76) 1 332 0.022
Rating of4 14% (29) 13% (44)
Rating of5(excellent) 17% (34) 12% (41)
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Rating of2 20% (40) 12% (39)
Food Pantries Rating of3 29% (59) 203 34% (112) 328 0.025
Rating of4 17% (35) 14% (47)
Rating of5(excellent) 23% (47) 22% (71)
Rating of 1 (very poor) 19% (37) 16% (49)
Rating of 2 20% (40) 21% (67)
Street Infrastructure Rating of3 31% (61) 200 34% (108) 315 0.631
Rating of4 21% (42) 17% (54)
Rating of5(excellent) 10% (20) 12% (37)
Rating of 1 (very poor) 9% (18) 7% (23)
Rating of2 10% (19) 16% (52)
Maintenance of Parks Rating of3 29% (58) 200 29% (94) 320 0.161
Rating of4 34% (67) 27% (86)
Rating of5(excellent) 19% (38) 20% (65)
Rating of 1 (very poor) 25% (50) 18% (59)
Rating of2 17% (34) 21% (67)
Trash/Littering Rating of3 26% (52) 197 33% (107) 323 0.163
Rating of4 19% (37) 15% (49)
Rating of5(excellent) 12% (24) 13% (41)
Rating of 1 (very poor) 27% (54) 23% (67)
Rating of2 19% (37) 23% (70)
Drug Trafficking Rating of3 32% (63) 198 34% (102) 300 0.313
Rating of4 9% (18) 6% (17)
Rating of5(excellent) 13% (26) 15% (44)
Rating of 1 (very poor) 21% (42) 21% (65)
Services and Rating of 2 24% (47) 22% (68)
Community Centers for Rating of3 27% (54) 200 37% (115) 312 0.114
Youth or Seniors Rating of4 15% (30) 10% (30)
Rating of5(excellent) 14% (27) 11% (34)
Rating of 1 (very poor) 11% (23) 20% (66)
Rating of2 16% (33) 14% (47)
Job Opportunities Rating of3 24% (48) 201 25% (84) 332 0.084
Rating of4 20% (40) 19% (63)
Rating of5(excellent) 28% (57) 22% (72)
Rating of 1 (very poor) 18% (35) 17% (54)
Rating of2 16% (32) 25% (78)
Crime Rating of3 31% (61) 198 32% (99) 314 0.098
Rating of4 17% (34) 14% (44)
Rating of5(excellent) 18% (36) 12% (39)
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Multiple times per day 9% (19) 2% (8)
Once per day 4% (8) 6% (21)
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Multiple times per week 7% (14) 213 17% (62) 361
Once per week 20% (42) 21% (74)
Less than once per week or not at all 61% (130) 54% (196)
Yes 78% (167) 213 54% (195) 360 < 0.0001
No 22% (46) 46% (165)
Price Yes 76% (35) T68%
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No 24% (11) 46 ' (29)
Yes 22% (10) % (53) 0.001
Lack of transportation No 78% (36) 46 (112) 165
Don't know where to Yes 13% (6) 46 14% (23) 165 0.145
find it No 87% (40) 86% (142)
Travel time Yes 4% (2) 46 17/ (28) 165 0.003
No 96% (44) 83% (137)
Yes 2% (1) 4% (6)
Personal safety No 98% (45) 46 96% (159) 165 0.351
Not available where I Yes 30% (14) 46 24% (39) 165 0.41
regularly shop No 70% (32) 76% (126)
Lack of free time Yes 9% (4) 46 20% (33) 165 < 0.0001
No 91% (42) 80% (132)
Lack of cooking Yes 9% (4) 46 22% (36) 165 < 0.0001
equipment No 91% (42) 78% (129)
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Often 5% (9) 9% (32)
Work Sometimes 10% (19) 197 8% (27) 346 0.076
Rarely 5% (9) 7% (24)
Never 75% (148) 66% (230)
Always 6% (12) 12% (41)
Doctor Appt/Medical Often 3% (6) 7% (25)
Care Sometimes 13% (25) 196 12% (40) 343 0.026
Rarely 6% (12) 1 18% (277)
Never 72% (141) 1 161% (210)
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Often 6% (12) 8% (29)
Food Shopping Sometimes 9% (18) 196 14% (48) 343 0.034
Rarely 7% (14) 8% (26)
Never 73% (143) 60% (207)
Always 2% (4) 5% (17)
Often 2% (4) 1% (5)
School Sometimes 4% (7) 192 6% (19) 343 0.33
Rarely 5% (9) 3% (11)
Never 88% (168) 85% (291)
Always 4% (7) 5% (18)
Leisure/ Often 4% (8) 4% (14)
Entertainment Sometimes 12% (24) 196 10% (34) 343 0.836
Rarely 9% (17) 9% (32)
Never 71% (140) 71% (245)
Yes 80% (168) 211 66% (238) 359 0.001
No 20% (43) 34% (121)
Yes 67% (141) 211 48% (173) 359 < 0.0001
No 33% (70) 52% (186)
Less than one year 70% (145) 58% (209)
Between 1-2 years 15% (30) 207 14% (51) 359 0.004
More than 2 years 15% (32) 28% (99)
Own 39% (82) 20% (70)
Rent 46% (96) 208 38% (135) 355 < 0.0001
Neither own nor rent 14% (30) 42% (150)
Yes 51% (108) 213 40% (143) 360 0.01
No 49% (105) 60% (217)
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• Lack of doctors in our network.
• 33040 is too far(3.5 hours) from big city offerings in medical facilities,
major sports and concerts.
• Medical care is a big issue both for me and many others in the
community. The quality and quantity of the care are a bit scary.
• There should be a new hospital built asap...especially if they build a new
airport.
• Health care is an afterthought.
• Childcare and medical care are critical issues.
• Mas lugares para atencion medica. (Translation: more places for
medical attention.)
• Mwenpojs travay mu vie mou ede'm you sante avey travay paske mwen
pa gen ed isit moun ki pees pon sob mwenan li gran mou ti pap je anygen
man pas a. (Translation: I have to work for my life, please help me for my
health at work because I don't have any help here.)
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13iR I('j'�IIINIAI!L..C 01MME114 D S., •As I get older, it is getting too expensive to live here.
• Lack of long term resident facilities for those of us over 60. • Affordable housing for workers. Nobody can find a place to
• There needs to be a facility available for elderly people and rent due to all the vacation homes.
especially those persons who have lived in the Florida Keys • More affordable housing please!
for decades. I've seen too many elderly people suffer because . My mom 67 years old and dad 83 years old are both retired
they have no place to go, they cannot find a place to live that they can't find any place to live. The housing list is too long
they can afford. There's too much on affordable housing that they're about to become homeless in their own city because
is supposed to be "affordable" housing and there's too many they can't afford the cost of life and there's no plan to help
hotels. them. They told them wait for some years for a place to
• If you guys would help me find somewhere to rent in Key become available by the time they are waiting they don't
West, because they asked for the trailers area in the Maloney. know what to do. Key West is for rich people. When you are
• NEED MORE AFFORDABLE HOUSING. young they use you make you do 2 to 3 job to survive. When
you get old if you don't have a family who accepts you to live
• Cornerstone needs to work more closely with the homeless with them you will end up in the street as homeless or in a
regarding all housing options. In other works make nursing home if you have the opportunity.
transitioning from homeless to housing easier.
•Air conditioner needed at KOTS in Women's bunk to help
with mold.
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�R I('j'�8INIA& C 01MM E 1141"S., ° Housing. insurance (car and health and home[ food.
° More affordable housing is needed. | am single and don't utilities especially sewer are all too expensive. There are very
need big space but can't find anything under$35OO.00 per limited services for the disabled.
month. °Affordable housing is so out of reach for employees. Even
° Not having staffing for my child's school, co-workers though, you say you are building more units,who can afford
��OOOemnnth? Pmpe�yinnurereeisfnrthehchfniks not
con�ant��a�ng. and not many long term hiendsaUdue to
Lack of affordableaffordablehousing is very stressful. Having airb&bs working class. Please lower the rent/modgages Help us
all around my neighborhood not knowing if they are bring in stay ina small community island.
Cnvidor sex offender tomy neighbor is very upsetting.We ° | am leaving the county this summer because | had to
have lost the family community down here making very hard divorce and cannot find affordable housing for myself and my
to raise families down here. kids.
° Thereisnohousingforanyone —inciudingaging ° Cost of living expense is way too high, rent isincreasing
population. and it was already too high. | need to move out of Key West
° I'm a traveling health professional working at the hospital and quit mY job at the hospital soon because | will not be
nn Stock Island. Housing was difficult tn find and come able to afford living here.4aa nurse with a stable job and a
December| will not have housing so |will no longer work professional career| shouldn't be unable to make ends meet
here. | have worked in other hospitals who build a hotel onto to pay mybills. | can't even pay myrent.
their hospital to house travel staff. ° Me gusta este estado to 6nico que es muyelevado el precio
° | wouldn't live here if | didn't own a business. The cost of de [as viviendes. (Translation | like this state the only thing
living is out ridiculous. that is very high is the price ofhousing1
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R I('j'�IIINAI!1...1' OiMMEI1141S., • 1 wish there were more bus stops to go everywhere.
• The bus doesn't go where I need transportation to, • 1 would also love a more frequent bus schedule that does
including doctor and food stores. I can't walk not take hours to get into the supermarkets/doctor's offices
• 5 blocks to Publix. Please bring back the bus schedule area of N Roosevelt and the downtown area. I enjoy Stock
from 5 years ago. Island's transformation and I am glad we bought a house
here, but the transportation issue is dire as more housing
• Why can't I get the help I need as I work so hard to stay on and resorts are opening on the island.
the right side of the law?Why can't I get the transportation I
need to get the important things done that I need? • Wish lower keys shuttle was on time (nor early or late) as
especially early has caused me to miss the bus, then costing
•A free bus pass for disability. me lots of money to take Uber, which clogs the streets.The
• There should be a focus on the bus stops and information lower keys transit should have less of a big break at stock
posted in a several languages . More frequent routes on island,wastes a lot of time.
Stock Island. • 1 wish the bus were more on time, a lot of the time they are
• 1 think the transportation routes can be replanned, or 15 minutes late and that's really annoying when it's hot our
some more lines should be added and some useless ones side or it's raining, thanks!
removed.
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13,R8('j'�8INIA& COMMEI1475., ° | hope more supermarkets can be added to sell food, and
° People don't understand food, their is blessing & supermarkets can provide a variety offood for me to choose.
punishment food & we starve here sometimes. Punishment ° | think the environment is very good and it would bebetter
food with no punishment makes usblind. if there were more variety in the food.
° | amina shelter that they rules is their rules. I've been told ° | would really love a healthy, affordable, and safe grocery
| am not allowed to cook the foods | have to eat tomaintain store in Stock Island sowe can avoid going into Key West for
my health. Raw meat for rotten. |f | do | will be kicked out of grocery shopping.
the shelter for aday. ° The community isa food desert, and also lacks community
° | am disabled. It is hard for me to get to the store everyday support services specific tnvulnerable populations.
to eat. | do have anEB[ card.
° Community vegetable garden please.
° Homeless. KOT5 does not allow ANY food storage. ° akmanjeleyonmoungen2fanmiakyon lot kigen4yota
Therefore constant need for transportation costs and many dwe bay sekgen4femnien]eUsmen]e. (Transietinn: and
just do without food. Constant illness due to lack of food and food when a person has 2 families and another with 4.they
weather AC/heat in dorms & tents.
should give food to the family of4]
° We need more healthy food.
° Grocery store like Pubiix .VWnn Dixie and/or41diswould
be great addition!
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SOCIAL OPPORTUNITIES
R I('j'�IlINIAIIl...l' OiMME114 D S., • No community involvement opportunities for children with
• Need more things for our children to do.A fun spot disabilities. No place for children with disabilities to play, no
Somewhere they can go with friends to have fun. Not a equipment at parks that is accessible. Even the gates that
school or community event. Not sport events.A Fun place latch cannot be reached by someone in a wheelchair.
for family and kids together to eat, hangout, like a Extreme • We need a splash park in Stock Island or Key Haven. It's too
Sports, Dave and Buster's, Fun Dimension, something to hot for the kids at the park.
keeps our kids off the streets and still having fun.
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CR8C'j'�8lNlA& C 01MM E 1141"S., ° Poor access and travel on sidewalks orto buildings, parks
° There's too much traffic and we need e different system. etc. for persons with physical disabilities.
|t would be nice to have roundabouts at intersections so ° This survey isa great start but we really need to
that cars can move. Stock Island was supposed tobefor concentrate on congestion/safety both pedestrian and motor/
residence not for tourism. usl from Big Coppitt down needs tobe addressed especially
° McDonald Ave medians need to be narrowed to Key Haven down to triangle.4 lot of people can get around
accommodate 2 lanes of traffic at US 1 easy on ebikesetc, but it is not safe and we need a fast/
efficient and safe corridor for this additional new traffic.
°Accessible parking is issue.Avenues are crowed with cars.
° Residential streets are poorly[it at night, ifataU.food to the
° More street lights would help. family of4]
° Sidewalks on Stock Island are really needed, especially
where children are dropped off/picked up for the school
bus at the busy intersection of&h Ave byFishbusters. |t
is horrible that kids have to walk on that road without a
sidewalk. Not to mention that road is highly trafficked by
visitors staying atBoyd's campground, oceans edge and the
Perry hotel.
° The traffic nn Stock Island is crazy especially when school
isinsession.
°4aa resident ofStock Island and working at the hospital
and nn Key West, | em concerned about traffic that will
increase due the large influx nf people due tn 'effnrdeble
hnusing" being built. Traffic is already e disaster and this will
make itworse.
° Problems with commercial vehicles parked on residential
streets onStock Island (Miriam 8/12th5t[ some ofthe
trucks idle all night Airbnb rental of large boats docked
offNMiham & 12th & elsewhere Environmental impact?
Pumpouts7Legaiity?
° The traffic nn Stock Island is hnrrible, especially in the
morning. |t will only be getting worse with the affordable
housing going up.
° The environment is good and the traffic management is
orderly.
° Would love to alleviate the trash in the community and see
mnresideweiks! Let's clean it up ]
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13iR I('j'�IlINAI!1...1' OiMMII°°:°:114 D S., be developed,why not make the developer PURCHASE the
• Love having Bernstein park. While the drug usage is property at market value and use the funds to invest in SI
noticeable and crime does exist, it is commendable that improvements for the South SI residents?! Giving ROGO's to
KWPD live in the area and their vehicles are also visible. developers.Again, purchasing ROGO's could have provided
The marinas on Stock Island definitely make the area more additional funds toward Infrastructure of South SI,which
pleasing aesthetically. still needs a lot of work. The amount of trash/litter on Stock
Island is disgraceful! Code enforcement leaves much to be
• Money for school would be nice. desired with many living in deplorable conditions. The County
• Key West is getting priced out.There will be no middle or Commission should also be voted on by district, in order for
lower class here to work. each area represented by someone district residents feel
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• December, 2022 - Key West Rides (on
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• June , 2023 - Workforce Express route from
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to expand recreational programs to meet the
needs of the Stock Island.
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utilized more and library kiosk was added.
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s0ash r)ad at Bernstein Park.
The CDC says properly operated and managed splash pads
create healthy and safe water experiences.
Child development benefits - more than just fun in the sun.
Splash pads eliminate the drowning hazards of a swimming
pool and less expensive to build and maintain than a pool.
3,9 SOS Foundation reauests assistance to secure
new location on Stock Island.
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0 Parking challenges at current location.
0 Access to fresh produce important for Stock Island.
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mission alignment to support the Stock Island population for
healthier food and other critical health resources.
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Federal, state, and local support is
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Opening July 2024 withservices ffere a
minimum oft two days a week.
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