Neighbourhood Engagement Series
Hey neighbours! Let’s have a chat!
Join the public engagement team and subject matter experts for a meal and conversation, in Timberlea!
Have questions or ideas about Timberlea or your own neighbourhood? Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo (RMWB) staff will be on-site. to answer your questions!
Share what matters most to you in your neighbourhood on the ideas page
Have a question? We may already have the answer. Read the neighbourhood engagement FAQs here
Interested in what your neighbours had to say at our last engagement? Review the What We Heard Reports.
All neighbourhoods welcome!
In-person: November 30 4 - 6:30 p.m. at Christina Gordon Public School.
Online: November 16 – 30
The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Budget deliberations are around the corner!
All budget meetings are being held in Council Chambers and begin at 9:00 a.m. A live stream will be available at rmwb.ca/council.
December 11: Operating Budget
December 12: Capital Budget
December 13/14: Additional Budget meeting, if required.
The complete budget, supporting documentation and how to register as a delegate are available online at rmwb.ca/council.
For more information on the 2024 budget, visit rmwb.ca/budget
Thank you
Thank you to all who participated and shared what is impacting you and your neighbourhoods. Once the November NES engagement closes, all participant feedback will be compiled into a What We Heard report. The report will be shared with Council and the appropriate departments in the RMWB for review and consideration.
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The public engagement team is always trying to learn and understand topics that are important for residents to provide feedback. Do you have ideas on how we can work together to improve your neighbourhood? Share the topics that matter most to you below.
If you are seeking specific information about municipal operations, programs, or services we encourage you to visit rmwb.ca.
If you have a specific repair or maintenance, submit an inquiry to Pulse. These inquiries are tracked and sent to the department that can support you with answers, explain processes and request maintenance.
Contact Bylaw, 780-743-7000 or toll free 1-800-973-9663 for safety concerns on playgrounds, trails, or dog parks. This number is monitored 24/7.
Have a new amenity request? Submit your feedback to Pulse, where it will be shared with appropriate departments for consideration for future planning.
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about 1 month ago
Pave walking trail all around Abasand
Pave the walking trail all around Abasand, it's nice they paved the short section behind Arsenault but let's get the rest done. It's horrible biking/pulling wagons/pushing strollers on the gravel
3 months ago
I would love to hear what is happening in Parsons Creek with the 54 acres of land that was sold! Is there any confirmed retailers?
3 months ago
Woodlawn Cemetery
When will the RMWB provide safe pedestrian access to the Woodlawn cemetery, why would the city build a cemetery with only vehicle access?
about 1 month ago
South side crosswalk - Father Beauregard
On the south end of the Father Beau parking lot (corner of Abasand Drive and approx 246 Athabasca Avenue) there is a need for a cross walk. There is currently one on the north side of the school, however a significant amount of pedestrians cross on the south side as well. A safe access is needed.
3 months ago
procurement ads for locals
Local.companies need to be able.to contact procurement to bid on local.jobs and tenders..we don't see this at all.
What We Heard Reports
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