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The City of Burlington is inviting residents to its sixth annual Food for Feedback event on Saturday, Sept. 12, from noon to 3 p.m. at Central Park (2299 New St.).
This popular community event gives residents the opportunity to provide their feedback on City projects, programs and initiatives, and then enjoy a free meal (while supplies last). It's a chance to connect with neighbours and City staff, and to help shape the future of Burlington in a welcoming, family-friendly environment.
City staff will be on site to answer questions, listen to ideas and gather valuable input from the community.
The free drop-in event features 20 project booths and four food trucks. Families can also visit the Kidz Zone, a dedicated space where children can enjoy activities while parents and caregivers learn about City initiatives and provide feedback.
Feedback collected during the event helps inform City decision-making and supports the ongoing improvement of programs, services and initiatives that matter to Burlington residents.
Date and Location
Residents are welcome to attend Food for Feedback on Saturday, Sept. 12, between noon and 3 p.m. at Central Park, 2299 New St.
If it rains, the event will move to the Burlington Seniors’ Centre.
This year, the City will be seeking feedback and sharing information on topics including:
- Burlington Transit
- 2026 municipal election
- Storm water management
- 2027 budget
- Recreation
- Transportation
- Official Plan, 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.
Quotes
Mayor Marianne Meed Ward
“We invite everybody to come out to eat, share your opinions, and make our city better. This is our most popular way of getting your input. Bring your family, bring your neighbours, and learn about all the services that make our City great.”
Lisa Kearns, Deputy Mayor of Community Engagement & Partnerships
“Meaningful resident engagement leads to better decisions and stronger community outcomes. By sharing ideas, experiences, and priorities, residents play an important role in shaping Burlington’s future. Participating projects will provide Council with a report outlining how community feedback was considered and incorporated into project planning and decision-making.”
Links and Resources
getinvolvedburlington.ca/foodforfeedback
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