Grzeskowiak et al. [Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy 33 (2): 2003] conducted a study that empirically tested a model that integrates the relationships among determinants and outcomes of residents' satisfaction with community services. We build on their model in attempt to explain how residents' satisfaction with community services influence satisfaction with the community at large (community well-being) and satisfaction with life (quality of life). Specifically, we hypothesized and empirically demonstrated for the most part that satisfaction with a variety of community services (e.g., services related to housing, education, government, healthcare, employment, religion, public safety, retailing, transportation, and leisure) affect satisfaction with the community and life overall through satisfaction in a variety of life domains (e.g., family, social, leisure, health, financial, cultural, consumer, work, spiritual, and environmental domains).Keywords Quality of life . Community quality of life . Community well-being . Satisfaction with community services A program of research in community quality of life (QOL) related to residents' satisfaction with a variety of community services such as housing,

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