From bills to repairs, help us answer the infrastructure questions that matter most to you. We are developing a Citizen's Guide to Infrastructure Systems and want to ensure they reflect the interests and needs of Michigan residents. Help us by taking our Public Survey today.
Take Our Citizen's Guide to Infrastructure Public Feedback Survey
Infrastructure affects your daily life, from roads and bridges to drinking water, wastewater, energy, and communications systems.
As part of this work, the Michigan Infrastructure Council is developing a Citizens Guide to Infrastructure Systems, a public-facing resource designed to help residents better understand the infrastructure systems they rely on every day and the role these systems play in supporting healthy, safe, and thriving communities.
To ensure this resource reflects the interests and needs of Michigan residents, we are conducting a statewide public survey and are requesting your assistance in sharing it with your members and networks.
The Public Feedback Survey is intended to help us understand:
Public feedback will directly inform the content, format, and priorities of the Citizens Guide, helping ensure it is relevant, accessible, and useful to communities across Michigan.
Help us shape a public resource that supports informed infrastructure conversations by taking our Agency Feedback Survey.
Whether your professional world involves planning, maintaining, building, or explaining infrastructure systems, you know more about our infrastructure systems than the average resident. You work and experience the behind-the-scenes processes that most residents only notice when something breaks, floods, backs up, shuts down, or slows traffic.
Our Agency Survey is your chance to help the Michigan Infrastructure Council (MIC) translate that inside knowledge into a Citizens Guide to Infrastructure Systems that is clear, practical, and useful for the public. Your input will help MIC understand what the public questions, what they often misunderstand, and what messages or tools can help make infrastructure more understandable and maybe even more interesting to residents.
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