Municipality of Inverness County Offers a Monthly Survey called The Feedback Loop to garner Resident Input

Jan 23, 2026 | Local News

The Municipality of Inverness County announced a new community engagement tool  Thursday

The municipality is offering a monthly survey, called the Feedback Loop, with the idea of gathering resident feedback on a variety of municipal topics. The municipality will offer a new survey on the third Thursday of each month, and they will close the day before the next survey launches. The first survey launched yesterday, allowing people to offer opinions on the Municipality’s winter recreation programming.

Inverness Warden Bonny MacIsaac said the Feedback Loop is about listening.

 

 

 

Each survey will include targeted questions related to the monthly topic, as well as opportunities for residents to provide general feedback about the topic. The surveys, which will offer questions related to the topic that month, are designed to take no more than 10 minutes to complete, and all responses will remain anonymous.

Surveys will be available online, with paper copies available at the Municipal Administration Building in Port Hood and a variety of sites throughout the County.

 

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