City of Kingston, ON enables residents to help set local priorities with online engagement

From Transportation to Climate Change

To ensure Council priorities and tactics reflect the desires of the community, the City of Kingston enabled residents to participate in multiple idea boards online. From climate change to transportation, each idea board covers major priorities within the community. See their project!

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Kingston, ON

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City Council approved its strategic priorities in May, 2019. See them on the Kingston 2019-2022 Strategic Plan microsite. Council wants to hear from you about the strategic priorities that Council set in 2019. Do they still make sense in light of COVID-19? Offer Council your comments on any or all of these priorities: Demonstrate Leadership on Climate Action Increase Housing Affordability Improve Walkability, Roads and Transportation Strengthen Economic Development Opportunities Foster Healthy Citizens and Vibrant Spaces Your input will be provided to Council for consideration at a Sept. 24 Special Council Meeting - Council Strategic Planning Session to review the 2019-2022 Council Priorities.

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