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Vote for up to three small projects (under $15,000) and one big project (over $15,000) through the 2024 Neighbourhood Decision Making Program. The ideas with the most votes will be implemented in your community. Check out all the proposed projects below and cast your vote!

Online voting

Online voting will be available on this webpage from Monday, November 4 to Saturday, November 9 at 8 p.m.

In-person voting

Community Centres:

From Monday, November 4 to Saturday, November 9, you can vote in person at these City of London Community Centres:

• Boyle Memorial Community Centre
• Hamilton Road Seniors’ Community Centre
• Kiwanis Seniors' Community Centre
• Carling Heights Optimist Community Centre
• North London Optimist Community
• Stronach Community Recreation Centre
• East Lions Community Centre
• Byron Optimist Community Centre
• South London Community Centre
• Canada Games Aquatic Centre

For operating hours, click here.

London Public Libraries:

On Saturday, November 9, you can vote in person at London Public Library branches from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Simply show up at, let the staff know you’re there to vote for the Neighbourhood Decision Making Program, review the ideas, and cast your vote.

Call-in voting

On Saturday, November 9, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., Londoners can call 519-661-8410 to cast their vote.

View the ideas

Click the button below for your area to see all the proposed ideas in your community.

Real projects to help make your neighbourhood even better!

You know your neighbourhood best, and you have great ideas to make it stronger, safer, and more vibrant. Whether it's community art, local events, tree planting, or outdoor exercise equipment, your ideas need a bit of funding to become reality.

That’s why the City of London created the Neighbourhood Decision Making Program. It lets residents submit and vote on ideas to improve their own neighbourhoods. This program is special because it gives the community the power to decide what happens next.

Get involved, connect with your neighbours, and help make your neighbourhood a better place to live!

About the program

Residents know the needs of their neighbourhoods better than anyone. They're the ones with great ideas to help make their neighbourhood stronger, safer, connected and vibrant. Many neighbourhoods can benefit from things like neighbourhood events, community art or outdoor exercise equipment. But some ideas need a bit of cash to come to life.

That’s why the City of London created the Neighbourhood Decision Making program, where residents submit their ideas and get to vote on which ideas they want to see come to life. That’s what makes this program special -- the community gets to decide!

Neighbourhood Decision Making allows residents to be involved in making their neighbourhood a better place to live, while connecting with their neighbours and engaging in their municipal government.

Through this program, a total of $250,000 is available to enhance neighbourhoods across the city. Individual neighbourhood projects can receive up to $30,000 to be implemented.