Calls for public engagement: Policing, zoning, youth transit

Here are opportunities to inform municipal decisions about policing in St. Albert, rezoning applications, transit, and more. Please only answer surveys from the municipality where you live.

• Policing Priorities Survey — The St. Albert Policing Committee, an accountability body that works with city council and the RCMP, invites residents to share their feedback and priorities for policing. A survey will be available until Feb. 28.
• Windermere Crescent rezoning — The City of Edmonton received a request to rezone a parcel of land in the Windermere Crescent area from a Rural Residential zone to a Small Scale Flex Residential zone. If the application is approved, the developer will be allowed to subdivide the site and add small-scale housing up to three storeys tall. Residents can ask a question or share their thoughts on a discussion board until March 2.
• Youth Transit Experience Surveys — The City of Edmonton wants feedback from young riders about their transit experiences, which will be used to inform service and program improvements. A survey for riders aged 12 to 18 and a separate survey for parents and caregivers will be open until March 19.

More input opportunities

• Until March 4: Vision Zero Street Labs — Carlton, Laurel, and The Orchards (City of Edmonton)
• Until March 5: New Aquatics Centre Survey (Fort Saskatchewan)
• Until March 5: Public Art Plan (Strathcona County)
• Until March 11: Vision Zero Street Labs — Newton and Parkdale (City of Edmonton)
• Until March 28: Engage and Play: Shaping Public Recreation (City of Edmonton)
• Until April 15: Passenger Rail Master Plan Survey (Government of Alberta)