Join Opt In, Metro's online opinion panel
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Learn about Metro's online opinion panel - a new way to share your views and help shape the future of the region.
Now there's an easier way to tell regional leaders what's important to you.
Join Opt In, Metro's new online opinion panel.
The power of partnership
Metro is proud to work with the Northwest Health Foundation, AARP, United Way of the Columbia-Willamette and Portland State University College of Urban and Public Affairs. These organizations are dedicated to improving health, well-being and quality of life in the region, helping Metro broaden its outreach and create a panel that's more representative of the region's diverse communities and residents.
Opt in now. Weigh in for the future.
Follow the link below to add your voice to the Opt In panel. You'll be entered into drawings to win gift cards, event tickets and more.
What is Opt In?
Opt In is an online opinion panel created by Metro to get feedback from the community about the direction the Portland metropolitan area is headed.
Why join?
Metro needs to hear from people like you to effectively make this a great place, with important decisions like housing, sustainability, parks, clean drinking water, urban growth and development, garbage, and more.
What happens next?
After joining you can participate in one or two short surveys each month about issues affecting you and your community. You can always opt out at any time.
Your information will always be kept confidential. The opinion research experts at DHM Research host the Opt In panel and conduct the surveys. Metro and its partners will receive only anonymous, aggregate reports of participants' survey responses and are shared on the Opt In website and with local decision-makers.
You will see how your input has made an impact.
Connect with Metro on your terms, and in your time.
Opt In is just one of the new online tools Metro has created to reach you where you live online. You can engage with Metro on Twitter and Facebook, subscribe to e-mail updates and RSS feeds, and track news stories.
