City announces 2024 Neighbourhood Decision Making ideas and voting details

The City of London is excited to announce the list of ideas Londoners can vote for in the 2024 Neighbourhood Decision Making program.

This year, Londoners submitted a record 342 exciting and innovative ideas to enhance their neighbourhoods. Feasible proposals have been developed into projects that residents can vote on, with the most popular projects becoming a reality in neighbourhoods.

 Voting will take place between Monday, November 4 and Saturday, November 9 when residents of all ages can vote for up to four ideas in each area: Central, Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, and Southwest London.

Londoners can vote for up to three small projects (under $15,000) and one big project (over $15,000). Voting options include online, in-person, and over the phone.

“The Neighbourhood Decision Making program highlights our commitment to empowering residents to transform their own neighbourhoods,” says Mayor Josh Morgan. “I urge all Londoners to cast their votes for their favourite ideas and contribute to a brighter future for our neighbourhoods.”

List of ideas

Northwest London 

Northeast London

Central London

Southwest London

Southeast London

For more details related to each of these ideas, including detailed descriptions, cost overviews and locations, please visit Get Involved London.

Voting information 

How can I vote? 

Londoners can vote in the following ways:

• Online: Register on Get Involved, review the ideas, and cast your vote here.
• In-person: Visit select City of London Community centres from November 4 to November 9, or any London Public Library branch on November 9.
• Phone: Call 519-661-8410 on November 9 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to cast your vote.

For more information about where and when to vote, please visit Get Involved London. 

Members of the media can email media@london.ca to coordinate media interviews with City staff or residents who submitted an idea. 

Have a question? Email neighbourgood@london.ca to get in touch with a member of our neighbourhood team.