Nearly 1,000 people have told us what they think about their local area, community life and council services in this year's residents' survey.
If you haven't completed it yet - there's still time!
The survey is open until Sunday October 25 and takes less than 10 minutes to complete.
You can fill it in online by visiting Get Involved Torfaen (opens in new tab) and paper copies are available at Civic Centre, in Pontypool, and Blaenavon, Cwmbran and Pontypool libraries.
The survey is part of the National Residents' Survey organised by the Welsh Local Government Association and is being run by many local authorities across Wales.
This year's survey includes questions about community life, such as how connected people feel to their local area, whether they feel part of their community and what might encourage them to get more involved in local activities and volunteering.
The feedback will help support the aim of the Torfaen Deal to create thriving, connected communities where people can live well and feel supported.
Councillor Anthony Hunt, Leader of Torfaen Council, said: "We know that the decisions we make are stronger when they're informed by the people who live here.
"Whether you want to tell us what we're getting right, highlight what needs to improve or share your experiences of living in Torfaen, I would encourage you to take part. Many of our frontline teams and local partner organisations are also kindly helping us share this consultation with communities.
"Just ten minutes of your time can help shape future services, influence local priorities and support the ambitions of the Torfaen Deal. Every response counts, so please make sure your voice is heard."