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In April 2013, Burlington City Council approved the first Burlington Community Engagement Charter. The Charter was created by residents with support from staff. It is an agreement between and among Burlington City Council and the community concerning resident engagement with City government and establishes the commitments, responsibilities and fundamental concepts of this relationship.
In 2023, the City of Burlington’s Community Engagement Charter is turning 10 years old. In order to ensure the City keeps up with the changing needs and wants of the growing Burlington community, we are looking for feedback on how the Community Engagement Charter can be refreshed to reflect how the City of Burlington is evolving.
In April 2013, Burlington City Council approved the first Burlington Community Engagement Charter. The Charter was created by residents with support from staff. It is an agreement between and among Burlington City Council and the community concerning resident engagement with City government and establishes the commitments, responsibilities and fundamental concepts of this relationship.
In 2023, the City of Burlington’s Community Engagement Charter is turning 10 years old. In order to ensure the City keeps up with the changing needs and wants of the growing Burlington community, we are looking for feedback on how the Community Engagement Charter can be refreshed to reflect how the City of Burlington is evolving.
The City of Burlington is committed to hearing from you. We want you to share your ideas with us when and where it is convenient for you. Your input will be used to help refresh the Burlington Community Engagement Charter.
About this workbook
In April 2013, Burlington City Council approved the first Burlington Community Engagement Charter. The Charter was created by residents with support from City staff. It is an agreement between and among Burlington City Council and the community concerning resident engagement with City government and establishes the commitments, responsibilities, and fundamental concepts of this relationship.
In 2023, the City of Burlington’s Community Engagement Charter is turning 10 years old. In order to ensure the City keeps up with the changing needs and wants of the growing Burlington community, we are looking for feedback on how the Community Engagement Charter can be refreshed to reflect how the City of Burlington is evolving.
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The City of Burlington will be hosting Food for Feedback, a community engagement BBQ. Join us on Saturday September 16 from 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. at Central Park, 2299 New St . Vegetarian and Halal options are available.
Note: in case of inclement weather, the event will be held indoors at the Burlington Seniors' Centre.
Attendees will receive a free lunch from a food truck, in exchange for providing feedback to the City on projects and initiatives, including the Community Engagement Charter.
Community Engagement Workshop #1
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Engagement Workshop #5- In partnership with Halton Multicultural Council
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Thursday November 2, 2023
Burlington Seniors Centre, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
This session is open to everyone in the community including those whose first language is not English. Translation is available, if you require translation, please email hmcit@hmcconnections.com
February 29, 2024
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