Citizen Action Lab - Citizen Advisory Committees
The City of Burlington is reviewing Council appointed Citizen Advisory Committees to determine the best way to use the knowledge and diversity that Citizen Advisory Committees can bring to the city.
Throughout May, staff will be seeking input online and in-person from current citizen committee members and members of the public as well as researching how other municipalities use citizen groups for feedback and advice.
Citizen Action Labs are where people work together in small, welcoming groups to engage, discuss, share and explore new ideas.
Feedback gathered will go towards producing a "Outcome of Community Consultation and Recommendation Report".
The report will go to Committee of the Whole in September of 2019.
Stay updated on Citizen Action Lab project information and progress on Get Involved Burlington.
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.