Members of the public can submit a letter or email, also referred to as "correspondence", to Council or a Committee. Correspondence can relate to any community, public or municipal matter.
On this page:
1. Overview
2. Deadlines
3. Frequently Asked Questions
4. Related Pages
Overview
- Correspondences may be included in the correspondence package as part of a Council or Committee of the Whole agenda. This includes posting the correspondence to the Town's website on the Agenda, Minutes & Reports page, and displaying it on the screen at the Council or Committee of the Whole meeting.
- All information disclosed will become part of the public record, and your name will be published in the agenda.
- Pieces of correspondence will not be read aloud and may not be discussed in detail at the meeting.
- Correspondence received by Council may be directed to the appropriate department for review and response.
Deadlines
Deadlines for correspondence vary based on the type of meeting that they are being submitted to. Please view details below, and refer to our "Share Your Feedback with Council & Committees" infographic for an overview.