Speak Up!
 

The City of London welcomes public input and participation. For example, the 2010 municipal budget approved March 2 involved a review  process which started in January with public participation meetings and drop-in information sessions for Londoners to provide feedback on the draft budget.
 

London Community Gardens Review

The City of London has commissioned Pathways Consulting Group Inc. to conduct a detailed review of London’s Community Gardens program. The four month process includes a review of the existing program, highlighting its strengths and limitations and understanding the opportunities. Learn how you can participate in the Community Gardens review process.
 

Smart Moves: What moves you?
The 2030 London Transportation Master Plan

What would you like our transportation system, how we get around in London, to look like in 20 years? More bike paths, wider roads, less vehicles on the roads? Visit our Smart Moves webpage and access a variety of links including an online survey, online discussion forum and explanation of how the Master Plan study is being carried out, along with ways for you to get involved.

RETHINK Energy London

Maintaining our current energy-using habits is simply no longer sustainable. The City has already been working on ideas and programs, and now it's time to hear from you. Let us know what the right mix of education-based, incentive-based, and by-law based tools are needed to move forward on sustainable energy, climate change, and air quality issues at the community and corporate level. Visit our RETHINK Energy webpage and take part in our online discussion forum.

Downtown Master Plan

The City of London would like you to share your vision for the future of Downtown London by answering this short survey.  It's an opportunity for you to provide input to the Downtown Master Plan we are currently developing. Read more about the Downtown Master Plan process.

Responsible Water Use

Londoners are lucky to have access to some of the largest fresh water supplies in the world and it takes a lot of energy and effort to filter this water and pump it to London from Lake Huron and Lake Erie. To promote the responsible use of the water, the City of London is working with students from the University of Western Ontario on a new program. As part of this work, we'd like you to complete an online survey. It should take about 10 minutes.

McCormick Area Study

Join our Planning Division team as they vision the best use of the land located near the former McCormick's factory on Dundas Street. Read more.

 

Accessible Customer Service

The City of London is committed to providing quality goods and services that are accessible to everyone. The Accessible Customer Service Policy  - approved by Council October 20, 2008 - ensures that our goods and services are provided in a way that respects the dignity, independence, integration and equal opportunity for all people. We welcome customer service feedback on our delivery of accessible services and suggestions you may have for improvement. 

One Cent Campaign

One Cent Campaign - The One Cent NOW! campaign requests that the federal government share the equivalent of one cent of the GST with cities to meet our infrastructure needs. Visit Mayor DeCicco-Best's web pages to learn more and sign the online petition.

Your comments on any aspect of the City's services and organization are always invited. You can use our online Feedback form or submit general inquiries through an .