Here are opportunities to help inform municipal decision-making for naturalization, entertainment districts, library services, arts and culture, and more. Please only answer surveys from the municipality where you live.
- Naturalization Site Plantings Survey — The City of Edmonton is running a short survey to understand residents' awareness and views on naturalization efforts, which is open until Oct. 20.
- Rice Howard Way Entertainment District Feedback — The City of Edmonton is gathering feedback on the Rice Howard Way Entertainment District, which saw the area turned into a pedestrian-only zone on Saturdays throughout the summer. Feedback will help shape what future entertainment districts could look like. Edmontonians can complete a survey until Oct. 21.
- Shaping Our Library Together — Strathcona County is looking for ideas to improve public library services. Residents are invited to complete a survey until Oct. 22.
- Edmonton Cultural Infrastructure Plan — Arts Habitat Edmonton, the Edmonton Arts Council, and the Edmonton Heritage Council are developing Edmonton's first Cultural Infrastructure Plan, which they were tasked to do as part of the City of Edmonton's 10-year arts and heritage plan, Connections and Exchanges. The new plan will provide a framework for "developing, nurturing, and investing in cultural infrastructure for all Edmontonians." Residents can help inform the plan by completing this survey.
More input opportunities
- Until Oct. 29: Vision Zero Street Lab — Callingwood North (City of Edmonton)
- Until Oct. 31: Kernohan Naturalization Survey (City of Edmonton)
- Until Nov. 6: Open Space Master Plan (Strathcona County)
- Until Nov. 7: Nature strategy engagement (Government of Alberta)
- Until Nov. 22: Application to join the 2024 Lite Up the Nite Parade (Town of Morinville)
- Until Dec. 31: Business Improvement Areas 2024 Business Survey (City of Edmonton)
- Until Dec. 31: Building Relationships to Shape Our City: Connecting with under-heard communities (City of Edmonton)
Photo: The Rice Howard Way Entertainment District was activated every Saturday from June 1 to Aug. 24, 2024, turning the street into a block party and allowing visitors to consume food and drink. (Edmonton Downtown Business Association)