The Covington Human Rights Commission is asking residents to share their experiences and perspectives through a community survey, according to an Aug. 21 announcement.
The Commission said the feedback will help it better understand community needs, promote inclusion, address discrimination, and ensure that the voices of Covington residents help shape city policies and services. The survey is available in multiple languages, including Arabic, Spanish, Kiswahili, and Somali.
Covington serves as a key Northern Kentucky location adjacent to Cincinnati across the Ohio River and ranks among Kentucky’s most populous cities with a vibrant community. The city fosters a diverse population that combines an Old World work ethic with creative talent and maintains an extensive parks system featuring historic homes and repurposed commercial spaces. It also honors its heritage by preserving historical markers for its namesake war hero while blending historic preservation with ongoing community development efforts, according to the official website…