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4.A - Page 12 of 15 EMC Research #19-7456 -9- 521NT. I'd like to read you a list of possible priorities for Redwood City. Please rate how high of a priority you think each one should be for Redwood City—a very high priority, somewhat of a priority, not too much of a priority, or not a priority at all. Very Somewhat Not too Not a high of a much of a priority (Don't Total Total not SCALE: priority priority priority at all know) priority priority (RANDOMIZE) 90 9 52. Overall safety of the City 78 18 67 23 7 1 53. Park and recreation programs 90 8 31 47 15 3 54. Public libraries and library services 86 12 33 42 16 5 55. Emergency preparedness 90 9 56 34 7 1 56. Availability of affordable housing 89 11 69 19 6 5 57. Communication between the City and residents 16 47 39 11 1 58. Addressing illegal dumping 78 20 34 37 17 4 59. Addressing homelessness 57 33 7 2 60. Properly managing City finances 63 26 3 1 61. Reducing traffic 59 29 8 2 62. Improving public transportation 39 41 14 3 63. Providing access to affordable childcare options 43 28 10 6 64. Limiting negative impacts on the environment 53 35 8 2 65. Providing parking options 38 41 15 5 66. Providing programs and activities for children and teens 40 38 8 4 (END RANDOMIZE) 'EIM research 1 90 9 4 78 18 5 74 21 3 90 8 2 88 11 2 86 12 9 70 21 2 90 9 7 89 4 1 89 11 4 80 16 13 71 16 3 88 9 2 78 20 10 78 12 13