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Voting for the 2022 Neighbourhood Decision Making program is now closed. Thank you to those who voted on ideas to improve their local neighbourhood. The City of London is currently counting the ballots and will share the winning results as soon as they become available.
2022 program
From June 18 to June 25, Londoners cast their vote for their top three favourite ideas online. In addition, in-person voting at London Public Library branches and call-in voting was conducted on Saturday, June 25. The ideas with the most votes will be implemented in your local neighbourhood. Below is the list of ideas Londoners had the opportunity to vote for through the 2022 program.
A total of $250,000 in funding is available from the City through the 2022 program. London was divided into five geographic areas as part of the voting process, and each of these areas will receive up to $50,000 for projects to help make the city’s many great neighbourhoods even better. Individual projects can receive up to $30,000 to be implemented.
List of ideas
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 community events, a playground upgrade 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.
Voting for the 2022 Neighbourhood Decision Making program is now closed. Thank you to those who voted on ideas to improve their local neighbourhood. The City of London is currently counting the ballots and will share the winning results as soon as they become available.
2022 program
From June 18 to June 25, Londoners cast their vote for their top three favourite ideas online. In addition, in-person voting at London Public Library branches and call-in voting was conducted on Saturday, June 25. The ideas with the most votes will be implemented in your local neighbourhood. Below is the list of ideas Londoners had the opportunity to vote for through the 2022 program.
A total of $250,000 in funding is available from the City through the 2022 program. London was divided into five geographic areas as part of the voting process, and each of these areas will receive up to $50,000 for projects to help make the city’s many great neighbourhoods even better. Individual projects can receive up to $30,000 to be implemented.
List of ideas
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 community events, a playground upgrade 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.
Neighbourhood Decision Making has finished this stage
March 21 to April 29, 2022
Propose an idea for an enhancement, activity or event in your neighbourhood
Idea submission portal closes
Neighbourhood Decision Making has finished this stage
April 29, 2022
The idea submission portal closes and City staff review each idea for feasibility.
Idea proposal development
Neighbourhood Decision Making has finished this stage
April 20 to June 8, 2022
If your idea is feasible, City staff work with you to develop your idea into a one-page proposal to be added to the Vote Day ballot.
Approved ideas are posted on Get Involved
Neighbourhood Decision Making has finished this stage
June 10, 2022
Your one-page proposal is shared on our Get Involved page ahead of Vote Day.
Voting period
Neighbourhood Decision Making is currently at this stage
June 18 to June 25, 2022
A community vote is held to determine which proposals will receive funding. City staff then work with residents to implement the successful proposals in their neighbourhoods.
Winning ideas announced
this is an upcoming stage for Neighbourhood Decision Making
July 2022
The winners have been announced! Now that Neighbourhood Decision Making 2021 is done for the year, start thinking of ideas to improve your neighbourhood to prepare to submit an idea during Neighbourhood Decision Making 2023.
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 Karen Oldham, 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.
