Ann Arbor residents were asked to share their vision for the city's future in a new survey

Ann Arbor, Michigan -The City of Ann Arbor wants to know what residents think about the future of Tri-Town.

In a new survey, community members can share their thoughts and opinions on city priorities, including housing, neighborhood makeup, transportation, and sustainability practices.

The survey is open to anyone visiting, living or working in Ann Arbor.

Responses will impact the Ann Arbor Comprehensive Plan, which guides the city's policymaking, land use, public spending, and projects.

City officials said in notice An advisory team is assisting the city in this effort and its focus on sustainability, affordability and equity.

Take the survey here.

Those wishing to become more involved in the plan can join a steering committee, participate in pop-up events, join the outreach team, conduct surveys or visit open houses and town hall meetings.

Officials noted that the Ann Arbor City Council has set several future goals including housing initiatives, reducing zoning categories, focusing on value-based land use, reforming past exclusionary policies, and enhancing the city's carbon neutrality plan, A2ZERO.

Learn more about the comprehensive plan here.