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Neighbourhood Decision Making
In 2024, Neighbourhood Decision Making achieved the highest level of community engagement in the program’s 8-year history. A total of 18,464 votes were cast in 2024, marking a 51% increase in participation compared to the previous year.
Each of the 20 winning projects from 2024 will be fully implemented by the end of 2025.
The Neighbourhood Decision Making program is not being offered in 2025. For inquiries related to Neighbourhood Decision Making or other initiatives that improve the well-being of residents, please email neighbourhoodgood@london.ca.
The City of London remains committed to fostering community connections and supporting public service initiatives that improve the well-being of its residents.
The 2024 Winning Projects
Central London
Big Idea: Natural Playground at Academie De La Tamise Greenspace
Small Ideas:
Neighbourhood Porch Concert Series in Central London
Gaga Ball Pit at Mountsfield Public School Greenspace
Northwest London
Big Idea: Natural Playground at Saint Marguerite D'Youville Catholic Elementary School
Small Ideas:
Volleyball and Seating in Oak Park
Utility Box Mural in Northwest London
Little Library on Elson Road
Park Bench in Beaverbrook Woods
Northeast London
Big Idea: Picnic Tables at Mother Teresa Secondary School Greenspace
Small Ideas:
Outdoor Seating and Tree Planting at East Carling Public School Greenspace
Soccer Goal Posts for Cedar Hollow Park
Bike Repair Station on Trail at Stoney Creek Valley Southeast
Southwest London
Big Idea: Small Play Equipment and Playground Resurfacing with Accessible Entry Point at Cleardale Public School
Small Ideas:
Tree Planting in White Oaks Park
Multicultural Free Little Library on Clarendon Crescent
Neighbourhood Art Show in Byron
Bike Parking at Boler Road and Byron Baseline Road
Southeast London
Big Idea: Trees, Benches and Small Play Equipment at Trafalgar Public School
Small Ideas:
Tree Planting in CNRA Park
Bird Friendly Decals at East Lions Community Centre
Neighbourhood Decision Making
In 2024, Neighbourhood Decision Making achieved the highest level of community engagement in the program’s 8-year history. A total of 18,464 votes were cast in 2024, marking a 51% increase in participation compared to the previous year.
Each of the 20 winning projects from 2024 will be fully implemented by the end of 2025.
The Neighbourhood Decision Making program is not being offered in 2025. For inquiries related to Neighbourhood Decision Making or other initiatives that improve the well-being of residents, please email neighbourhoodgood@london.ca.
The City of London remains committed to fostering community connections and supporting public service initiatives that improve the well-being of its residents.
The 2024 Winning Projects
Central London
Big Idea: Natural Playground at Academie De La Tamise Greenspace
Small Ideas:
Neighbourhood Porch Concert Series in Central London
Gaga Ball Pit at Mountsfield Public School Greenspace
Northwest London
Big Idea: Natural Playground at Saint Marguerite D'Youville Catholic Elementary School
Small Ideas:
Volleyball and Seating in Oak Park
Utility Box Mural in Northwest London
Little Library on Elson Road
Park Bench in Beaverbrook Woods
Northeast London
Big Idea: Picnic Tables at Mother Teresa Secondary School Greenspace
Small Ideas:
Outdoor Seating and Tree Planting at East Carling Public School Greenspace
Soccer Goal Posts for Cedar Hollow Park
Bike Repair Station on Trail at Stoney Creek Valley Southeast
Southwest London
Big Idea: Small Play Equipment and Playground Resurfacing with Accessible Entry Point at Cleardale Public School
Small Ideas:
Tree Planting in White Oaks Park
Multicultural Free Little Library on Clarendon Crescent
Neighbourhood Art Show in Byron
Bike Parking at Boler Road and Byron Baseline Road
Southeast London
Big Idea: Trees, Benches and Small Play Equipment at Trafalgar Public School
Small Ideas:
Tree Planting in CNRA Park
Bird Friendly Decals at East Lions Community Centre
The personal information collected on this form is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25 and will be used to evaluate your idea for the Neighbourhood Decision Making program. Questions about this collection should be addressed to Jennifer Martino, Manager, Neighbourhood Development and Support, City of London, 355 Wellington St, Suite 248, PO Box 5045, London, ON N6A 4L6. Tel: 519-661-CITY (2489) ext. 5379.
