The City of Burlington citizen advisory committees play a key role in providing advice and feedback to Council and staff on a variety of issues in the City.
The City encourages citizens who represent the diverse backgrounds of our community to participate on these committees.
Becoming a member of a citizen committee or board offers residents a unique chance to volunteer their highly valued skills and to strengthen our shared sense of community.
City of Burlington Council Appointed Citizen Advisory Committees:
- Burlington Accessibility Advisory Committee
- Burlington Cycling Advisory Committee
- Burlington Downtown Parking Advisory Committee
- Burlington Inclusivity Advisory Committee
- Burlington Integrated Transportation Advisory Committee (ITAC)
- Burlington Seniors' Advisory Committee
- Burlington Sustainable Development Advisory Committee
- Heritage Burlington Advisory Committee
- Burlington Agricultural and Rural Affairs Advisory Committee
Boards:
- The Board of Directors of Burlington Hydro Electric
- Burlington Public Library Board
- Conservation Halton Board
- Museum Board
Other:
- Audit Standing Committee
- Burlington Mundialization Committee
- Committee of Adjustment
- Greater Bay Area Sub-Committee
- Mayor's Millennial Advisory Committee
- Charter Action Team
Consider a volunteer role on a City of Burlington Committee or Board
Apply online to volunteer on a citizen advisory committee and contribute to projects, initiatives or have a council advisory role.
Recruitment for citizen committees takes place in the fall of every year. Applications recieved throughout the year are kept on file until that time.
Volunteering on a local board or committee is a great way to:
- meet new people
- share your talents
- develop skills
- address a common interest
- make a difference in your community
Applications and information can be provided in accessible formats upon request.