Seniors Advisory Committee
Offers seniors and older residents a voice on accessibility, mobility, neighbourhood amenities, safety, recreation and services that help residents stay connected and independent.
RESIDENT VOICES AT CITY HALL
Our Ward Advisory Committees bring neighbours together to share their experiences, concerns and ideas directly with Councillor Brar’s office. The purpose is to strengthen grassroots, two-way communication and keep the office connected to residents across Waverley West.
Participation is entirely voluntary. Committees are intended to meet twice per month, or more often when needed. These are community advisory discussions, not formal City Council decision-making committees.
SEVEN COMMUNITY ADVISORY GROUPS
Offers seniors and older residents a voice on accessibility, mobility, neighbourhood amenities, safety, recreation and services that help residents stay connected and independent.
Welcomes First Nations, Métis and Inuit residents to share perspectives on local priorities, reconciliation, community connections, cultural inclusion and responsive municipal services.
Gives young people a meaningful opportunity to discuss recreation, transit, safe public spaces, community involvement and what they would like to see in the future of Waverley West.
Invites women from across the ward to discuss public safety, inclusion, accessibility, community services and the everyday issues that affect residents and families.
Connects neighbourhood and residents’ associations across Waverley West directly with the ward office. The committee is made up of two representatives from each participating neighbourhood or residents’ association so local concerns, opportunities and updates can be shared consistently.
Brings together residents who walk, cycle, wheel or use other forms of active transportation to discuss safer sidewalks, trails, cycling routes, accessibility and connections to schools, parks and neighbourhood destinations.
Gives small-business owners and local entrepreneurs a direct voice on commercial-area needs, City services, permits, access, neighbourhood economic activity and ways to support a thriving local business community.
GET INVOLVED
These advisory committees are entirely voluntary. Their purpose is grassroots communication, not an obligation or formal appointment. Your insight helps the ward office listen and respond to neighbourhood priorities.
Let us know which committee interests you, your neighbourhood and a little about yourself.
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