Growth, education and jobs/wages/employment are the top concerns identified in public policy survey conducted recently by Boise State University's social science research center.
"What Idaho said about growth
Twenty-one percent of all respondents said growth is the top issue in the state.
• 46 percent said services in their cities and counties were keeping up with growth. North Idaho and the region that includes the Treasure Valley were the least satisfied.
• 54 percent said they would support mass transit where they lived. In the Treasure Valley, 61 percent said they would.
• 47 percent said vehicle emissions testing should be statewide. The Treasure Valley was the most supportive, with 56 percent."
Thanks to Jon Cecil, AICP
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