The Inland Empire Annual Survey

IAR’s 11th Inland Empire Annual Survey is a telephone survey of 1,000 Riverside County residents and 1,000 San Bernardino County residents.  Sponsors over the past decade have included SANBAG, Inland Empire United Way, San Bernardino Economic Development Agency, Verizon, Omnitrans, San Bernardino Jobs & Employment Services Department, RCTC, San Bernardino and Riverside Superintendents of Schools, City of San Bernardino, ICTN, First 5, IEEP, Charter Communications, and many others. Individuals or groups that have contributed to the Survey have seen their participation noted on television, radio, and newspapers throughout the region.

One of the features of the Survey is that it has some limited room for individuals to “purchase” space.  For example, individuals with an interest in the use of on-line services or family health insurance might wish to include a number of questions that deal with these topics.  These purchased questions can remain proprietary.  We can, of course, design questions for nearly any area of endeavor (housing, shopping patterns, commuting, education plans, for example).

Sponsors can choose to include questions for Riverside County, San Bernardino County or both counties. Support for the survey can be achieved on the following basis for each county:

·  Sponsors -- $20,000 (includes a maximum of 13 questions on the survey)

·  Patrons -- $10,000 (includes a maximum of 6 questions on the survey)

·  Benefactors -- $5,000 (includes a maximum of 3 questions on the survey)

·  Affiliate -- $1,000 (does not include questions, but your generosity will, of course, be acknowledged in all public and media presentations)

If you wish to view the:

2000 San Bernardino Annual Survey Report

2001 Inland Empire Annual Survey Report

2002 San Bernardino Annual Survey Report

2003 San Bernardino Annual Survey Report

2004/2005 San Bernardino Annual Survey Report

2005/2006 San Bernardino Annual Survey Report

2006 San Bernardino Annual Survey Report (Special 10th Anniversary Edition)

2007 San Bernardino Annual Survey Report

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