The City of Rocklin is asking residents to weigh in on what they want to see prioritized as the city plans for the future.

A new community survey is now live, giving residents the chance to rank six key service areas, such as 911 medical and fire response, public safety and police services, parks and open space, streets and roads, youth programs and facilities, and accountability and transparency.

City leaders say the feedback will help guide decisions as Rocklin faces financial challenges ahead.

"The city's financial forecast shows that expenses are outpacing revenues in the coming years," said Assistant City Manager Andrew Keys. "This survey is our way of engaging the community to make sure resident priorities align with future decisions."

While a possible tax measure could be on the

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