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The City of Guelph's community engagement policy is supported by the City’s community engagement program which provides engagement planning and implementation support, and training and resources to City staff. The Community Engagement Framework provides City staff and decision makers with a consistent approach for community engagement.
As we engage the community in projects and initiatives around this land we call Guelph, we are reminded that this city is situated on treaty land that is steeped in rich indigenous history and home to many First Nations, Inuit and Métis, and people of mixed Indigenous ancestry today.
As a City we have a responsibility for the stewardship of the land on which we live and work.
In all of our activities, we acknowledge the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation of the Anishinaabek Peoples on whose traditional territory we make plans for growth and change.
Visit our website for more on the context and intent behind our land acknowledgement.
The City of Guelph's community engagement policy is supported by the City’s community engagement program which provides engagement planning and implementation support, and training and resources to City staff. The Community Engagement Framework provides City staff and decision makers with a consistent approach for community engagement.
As we engage the community in projects and initiatives around this land we call Guelph, we are reminded that this city is situated on treaty land that is steeped in rich indigenous history and home to many First Nations, Inuit and Métis, and people of mixed Indigenous ancestry today.
As a City we have a responsibility for the stewardship of the land on which we live and work.
In all of our activities, we acknowledge the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation of the Anishinaabek Peoples on whose traditional territory we make plans for growth and change.
Visit our website for more on the context and intent behind our land acknowledgement.
Have Your Say has a new look and new features. These changes were designed to make the projects you’re interested in easier to find and to work better on any device. We want to know if the new homepage and project pages are more accessible, more functional and more appealing. We’d also like to hear how Have Your Say affects your ability to participate in community engagement at the City of Guelph over all. We’ll use your feedback to help shape our engagement activities now and in the future.
The City of Guelph believes that engaging with residents and community leaders helps City employees and Council build on common ground and strive to
develop sustainable decisions. We want to know how we're doing in our efforts to bring diverse community voices into our decision making processes.
If you have recently participated one of our project engagement activities, please complete this survey. The feedback you provide will help us understand if we are following our community engagement guiding principles, and how we can improve our community engagement activities and approaches.
Thank you for participating in the York and Elizabeth urban design project.
The City of Guelph believes that engaging with residents and community leaders helps City employees and Council build on common ground and strive to
develop sustainable decisions. We want to know how we're doing in our efforts to bring diverse community voices into our decision making processes.
If you have participated in a community engagement activity for a project that is now complete, please take a moment to share your experience in this survey. The feedback you provide will help us understand if we are following our community engagement guiding principles, and how we can improve our community engagement activities and approaches.
