Neighbourhood Decision Making

Vote for your favourite Neighbourhood ideas!

The City of London is thrilled to present the ideas for the 2024 Neighbourhood Decision Making program!  From Monday, November 4 to Saturday, November 9, you can vote for the exciting projects proposed for neighbourhoods across London. New this year, Londoners can vote for up to three small projects (under $15,000) and one big project (over $15,000). Voting includes online, in-person, or over the phone. 


What is the Neighbourhood Decision Making program? 

The Neighbourhood Decision Making program is an initiative by the City of London that allows residents to propose and vote on ideas to make their neighbourhoods even better. The ideas that get the most votes will come to life in the community.

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When can I vote for the neighbourhood ideas? 

Londoners can vote online and in-person from Monday, November 4 to Saturday, November 9. Phone voting will be available on Saturday, November 9.


Voting Locations and Times

How can I vote? 

Londoners can vote in the following ways:

Online: Register on Get Involved, and to review the ideas before voting click here.

Cast your vote online

In-person: Visit select City of London Community Centres from November 4 to November 9, or any London Public Library branch on November 9. From Monday, November 4 to Saturday, November 9, you can vote in person at these City of London Community Centres:

  • Boyle Memorial Community Centre
  • Hamilton Road Seniors’ Community Centre
  • Kiwanis Seniors' Community Centre
  • Carling Heights Optimist Community Centre
  • North London Optimist Community
  • Stronach Community Recreation Centre
  • East Lions Community Centre
  • Byron Optimist Community Centre
  • South London Community Centre
  • Canada Games Aquatic Centre
  • For operating hours, click here.

Call-in voting

  • On Saturday, November 9, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., Londoners can call 519-661-8410 to cast their vote.

Frequently asked questions

Who can vote?

Londoners of any age, housing status, and Canadian residency status can vote. If you live in London, you can vote. Identification is not required. 

Can I vote at multiple locations? 

No, each resident can vote only once. Make sure to vote at one of the available locations or online.

What should I bring to vote in person?

You don’t need to bring anything specific to vote. Show up at the voting location, and you’ll be guided through the process by an employee or volunteer.

Where can I find more information about the ideas? 

You can view all the proposed ideas by visiting Get Involved. 

What happens if I miss the voting period? 

Unfortunately, if you miss the voting period, you won’t be able to cast your vote for this round. Make sure to participate within the designated voting dates.

Can I update or change my vote after casting it? 

No, once your vote is submitted, it cannot be changed. Please make sure you are confident in your choices before finalizing your vote.

Last modified:Monday, November 04, 2024