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Those who were in Weld County Court today had the opportunity to provide feedback.
More than 300 people took time to fill out a survey about their experiences in court.
The survey is part of the Colorado judicial branch’s service-improvement program; employees of the Nineteenth Judicial District handed out anonymous surveys to those in court today
As of 3 p.m. today 878 people had come through the three court buildings and 362 of those completed surveys.
Karen Salaz, judicial district administrator, said the survey results will be available in a week and a half, and based on the public's response changes could follow.
For more on this story see Thursday's Greeley Tribune.
More than 300 people took time to fill out a survey about their experiences in court.
The survey is part of the Colorado judicial branch’s service-improvement program; employees of the Nineteenth Judicial District handed out anonymous surveys to those in court today
As of 3 p.m. today 878 people had come through the three court buildings and 362 of those completed surveys.
Karen Salaz, judicial district administrator, said the survey results will be available in a week and a half, and based on the public's response changes could follow.
For more on this story see Thursday's Greeley Tribune.
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