City seeking feedback on projects and initiatives with fourth annual ‘Food for Feedback’ event

Please see a media release from the City of Burlington below.  

The City of Burlington is hosting its fourth annual Food for Feedback event on Saturday, Sept. 14, between noon and 4 p.m. at Central Park (2299 New St.). Residents can come to enjoy a free meal in exchange for sharing their thoughts on City projects. City staff, advisory committees, Mayor Marianne Meed Ward and members of Council will also be in attendance to listen to resident feedback.

The free drop-in event features 35 booths and five food trucks. There is a special area called the 'Kidz Zone' where children can have fun while family members provide feedback on City projects.Feedback collected at the event will help the City continue to improve services and initiatives.

Date and Location

Residents are welcome to attend Food for Feedback on Saturday, Sept. 14, between noon and 4 p.m. at Central Park, 2299 New St.If it rains, the event will move to the Burlington Senior's Centre.This year, the City will be seeking feedback and sharing information on topics including:

  • Burlington Transit

  • Climate resiliency

  • Civic Square renewal

  • Bylaw compliance

  • New Zoning Bylaw Project

  • Council Composition and Ward Boundary Review

  • Recreation

  • Parks

  • Official Plan revisions, and more!

Visit getinvolvedburlington.ca/foodforfeedback to learn more about the Food for Feedback engagement event and other engagement opportunities where residents can contribute their ideas and feedback on municipal issues and projects.Burlington is a city where people, nature and business thrive. Sign up to learn more about Burlington at burlington.ca/subscribe and follow @CityBurlington on social media.

“This award-winning, innovative event has become a very important event for engagement on many City projects. We get a lot of extremely valuable resident input on such a wide variety of projects. A face-to-face event like this provides insight that an online survey can’t always capture. It not only provides staff with helpful information, but it can also provide more detail to residents interested in a project.”

- Michelle Dwyer, Manager of Engagement and Volunteers

Links and Resources

Getinvolvedburlington.ca/foodforfeedback

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