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Digital Kiosk Content Community Input Survey

Digital Kiosk Content Community Input Survey

New digital kiosks will soon appear across Charlotte. These interactive public screens are designed to make it easier to find local events, city services and community amenities in places people already walk, wait and gather.

We’re inviting you to share what information would be most useful to you, your family, your work, your business or visitors. Your input will help guide kiosk content, so it reflects real community needs and priorities from the start.

After engagement concludes, the city will share a summary of what we heard and how input informed kiosk content decisions via the City Speaks newsletter. Subscribe to the newsletter online to make sure you don't miss the summary.

To learn more about digital kiosks and how they work, visit the IKE Smart City website. Thank you for helping shape how public information shows up in Charlotte’s shared spaces.

This survey should take 3-4 minutes to complete.

Content Preferences

(required) When answering today, who are you mostly thinking about? (Select one)

Myself
Children or teens
Older adults
My job or business
Visitors or guests
Closed to responses

What zip code do you live in? (Optional)

(required) Where do you most often look for local information today? (Select up to four options)

City of Charlotte website (charlottenc.gov)
City social media accounts
Community or faith-based groups
Facebook
Friends, family or word of mouth
Instagram
Local news media (TV, radio, newspaper or online)
Neighborhood or community newsletters
Nextdoor
Printed mailers or flyers
Public events
X (Twitter)
I don't regularly look for local information
Other
Closed to responses

(required) If you came across a digital kiosk in the area you visit most often, what features would you be most likely to use or want easy access to? (Select up to six)

Businesses or places to eat nearby
City services or programs
Community resources
Directions or wayfinding
Events or activities nearby
Emergency or safety alerts
Free public Wi-Fi
Games
Jobs, training or education opportunities
Report issues (potholes, traffic control features, safety, etc.)
Public transit or mobility information
Selfie station
I probably would not use it
Other
Closed to responses

What information is hardest to find in your area now?

Closed for Comments

What would make a kiosk feel most useful and easy to use? (Select all that apply)

Accessibility features (larger text, audio, etc.)
Help discovering something new
Information specific to the local area
Multiple language options
Simple and clear layout
Up-to-date information
Quick answers without a lot of searching
Other
Closed to responses

Are there services, events or resources you think are often overlooked or hard to find?

Closed to responses