Bemidji housing survey available through Headwaters Regional Development Commission
The HRDC is working to complete a housing study for the city of Bemidji that will help city leaders make great decisions for the future of the community, a release said.
The survey is designed to gather input from residents about important housing needs as well as what people would like to see in Bemidji.
The survey can be completed online at
https://form.jotform.com/242954075043153
or by scanning the QR code. It will be available until April 14.
"We really want to hear from the people in Bemidji — homeowners, renters, landlords, everyone — so we can gather information to share with the city in the 2025 Housing Study," the release said. "This information will also be an important part of the city's upcoming comprehensive plan. We need community input to help make sure our city leaders have the information they need to make the best decisions for everyone who lives in Bemidji."
The survey takes about five minutes to complete, the release noted. For more information, contact the HRDC at
(218) 444-4732
or
hrdc@hrdc.org.
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