The Washington State Emergency Management (WEMD) agency is asking the public to share their input on how state leaders handled the COVID-19 pandemic. FOX13
announcing the launch of the questionnaire, the WEMD wrote, "Fair warning, the survey takes about 20 minutes. Might be worth "liking" and completing later.", they will be asked to enter a few questions about their demographic, such as their age, ethnicity and location. The survey will not ask the user to reveal any personal information like, names, home addresses or bank information.
The questions in the survey then range from multiple choice and rating scales to open-ended responses such as: "I believe the following agency, or governmental representative, had the strongest influence on COVID-19 decision-making in my area:""Please describe the type of support the Department of Health can provide your community."Here are some of the latest headlines related to COVID-19 in Washington:
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