Residents of Windsor and Essex County feel "okay" about quality of life here, but generally agree there is room for improvement.
That's what the latest Vigtal Signs report from the Windsor-Essex Community Foundation found from its survey distributed last May. Around 1,000 people in Windsor-Essex took the survey.
Executive Director Lisa Kolody says the best thing to come out of the survey is that youth generally feel better about the community than the older populations.
"If our youth are happier in the community, or they're more engaged, maybe they will stay and help to improve our community even more," says Kolody.
The vital signs survey sets out priorities in area like employment, transportation and health and wellness.