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Village Of Godfrey Seeks Community Input On Potential Recreation Center

The village says mailed surveys to randomly selected households will help determine priorities and feasibility for a possible recreation center.

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Beth Heinz, co-chairperson of the Godfrey Recreation Center Committee, gives a presentation on the potential Godfrey Recreation Center on March 18, 2026.GODFREY — The Village of Godfrey is asking residents to help shape the future of recreation in the community by participating in a Recreation Center Needs Assessment Survey. The survey is designed to gather resident feedback about the programs, services, and amenities they would like to see included in a potential recreation center. Survey results will help the Village establish community priorities and determine whether development of a recreation center is feasible.

The Village has hired ETC Institute, an independent research firm, to conduct the survey and analyze the results as part of the recreation center feasibility study.

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How the Survey Will Work

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ETC Institute will mail surveys through the United States Postal Service (USPS) to randomly selected households within the Village of Godfrey. Households receiving a survey will have three ways to participate:

  • Complete the survey online using a unique access code assigned specifically to their household address; or
  • Complete the printed survey and mail it directly back to ETC Institute using the return instructions provided with the survey; or
  • Call the toll-free phone number to have your survey completed over the phone.

The survey will take approximately 10–15 minutes to complete. Each response is important and will help provide a clear understanding of the community's recreation needs, priorities, and expectations.

Public input is a critical part of the planning process. The Village wants to hear directly from residents about what they would value in a potential recreation center and how future investments can best serve the community. By participating, residents will help the Village take a resident-driven approach to evaluating the potential recreation center and making informed decisions that can positively impact Godfrey residents for years to come.

If you receive a survey in the mail, the Village of Godfrey encourages you to complete it and make your voice heard.

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