The City is excited to unveil the list of ideas Londoners can vote for through the 2022 Neighbourhood Decision Making program.
This year, 230 ideas were submitted by residents, neighbourhood associations, student groups and Londoners looking to make their neighbourhoods even better. Of the ideas submitted, 78 have been turned into project proposals which Londoners can vote on from June 18 to the 25.
Londoners of all ages can vote for up to three ideas in Central, Northeast, Northwest, Southeast or Southwest London.
“From playground upgrades to murals and community parties to outdoor exercise equipment, Londoners submitted a diverse range of ideas to enhance their neighbourhoods,” says Karen Oldham, Manager of Neighbourhood Development and Supports. “Residents, whether they are new to London or too young to vote in a civic election, are encouraged to cast their vote to determine how a portion of the municipal budget will be spent.”
Voting information
Londoners can cast their vote through one of the following methods:
- Online: New this year, the City is offering advanced voting online. Online voting will be available at getinvolved.london.ca/NDM from June 18 at 8:30 a.m. to June 25 at 11:59 p.m. Simply register for Get Involved and cast your vote.
- In-person: On June 25, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., visit your local London Public Library to cast your vote. A City staff member or volunteer will provide the list of ideas you can vote for as well as a ballot.
- Call-in: On June 25, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., call 519-661-8410 to cast your vote.
Members of the media can email media@london.ca to coordinate media interviews with City staff or residents who submitted an idea.
List of ideas
- Nor'west Optimist Playground Bike Rack
- Half Basketball Court in Coronation Park
- Accessible Electric Vehicle Charging Station in Northwest
- Trail Improvement around Kains Woods Stormwater Pond
- Crescent Concerts in Whitehill Neighbourhood
- St. Paul Catholic School Playground Addition
- Planting Shade Trees near Playgrounds in Northwest
- Dog Poop Power Disposal Unit in Vista Woods Park
- Chesham Heights Park Upgrade
- Park Bench in Walnut Woods
- Little Free Library with Arabic Books
- Little Free Library near Chesham Heights Park
- Accessible Swing at Stronach Park
- Accessible Swing at Carling Park
- Beautifying Wenige Park
- Exercise Equipment in Flanders Park
- Walkway through Bellwood Park East
- Playground Expansion at Huronview Park
- Playground Upgrades at Dalkeith Park
- Neighbourhood Gathering at Boullee Housing Complex
- Naturalized Planting in McCormick Park
- Duck Feeding Signage around Ponds in Northeast London
- Story Walk along Stoney Creek Valley Trail
- Exercise Equipment in Hastings Park
- Outdoor Learning and Play Area Upgrades at F.D. Roosevelt P.S.
- River's Edge Disc Golf Course Improvements
- Sheltered Seating at Rail Crossing
- Cycling Without Age - Old South
- Benches in Charles Hunt Park
- Half Basketball Court in Murray Park
- Rosel Park Benches
- Showcase Gallery in Old South
- Bike Repair Stations along Thames Valley Parkway
- Accessible Swing in Vauxhall Park
- Outdoor Gym in Riverforks Park
- Neighbours Playing Acoustic Porch Music for Neighbours
- Intersection Reclamation in Wortley Village
- Sewer Grate Painting in Wortley Village
- Tree Planting in Gibbons Park
- The Tiny Stage Concert at Lorne Avenue Park
- Park Benches Under Shade Trees at Gibbons Park
- Little Library on Thomas Janes Drive
- Kensington Village Wildflower Meadow
- Information Board for Blackfriars Community
- Community Meals in Queens Park
- Accessible Swing in Murray Park
- Culturx Festivals
- Outdoor Fitness Equipment in Basil Grover Park
- Little Free Library in Jalna Neighbourhood
- Half Basketball Court in Ralph Hamlyn Park
- Painted Crosswalk at Pine Valley Lane and Wonderland Road South
- Reading Garden in Odessa Park
- Walkway Signage in White Oaks Neighbourhood
- Bat Houses in Southwest Neighbourhoods
- Trees and Benches in Grand View Park
- Little Free Library in Byron
- Community Pantry in Westmount
- New Playground Equipment in Mitches Park
- Disc Golf Baskets in Basil Grover
- Lambeth Optimist Playground Addition
- Pollinator Pathway in Southcrest
- Outdoor Fitness Station in Springbank Park
- Pollinator Pathways in Cleardale and White Oaks Neighbourhoods
- Return to Community Art Project in White Oaks Park
- Community Boat Building and Launch
- Half Basketball Court in Somerset Woods Park
- Party in Springbank Park
- Agility Equipment at Pottersburg Off-Leash Dog Park
- Accessible Binocular Viewers at Westminster Ponds ESA
- Argyle Gateway Sign Installation
- Naturalized Planting in Kiwanis Park - Central South
- Half Basketball Court in Frederick Park
- Benches Along Westminster Ponds Trails
- Dog Park Improvements at Pottersburg Off-Leash Dog Park
- Shade Trees at Frederick Park
- Climbing Structure at Frederick Park
- Upgrades and Safety Improvements at Kiwanis Park Baseball Fields
- Life Cycle of Frogs Display in Westminster Ponds Trails
Have a question? Email neighbourgood@london.ca to get in touch with a member of our neighbourhood team.