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Consultation has concluded
The opportunity for input has concluded. Scroll down for the report highlighting the results of this feedback.
The City of Terrace held a virtual “Community Dialogue on the Downtown” on Wednesday, July 14, 2021, from 6:00–9:00 pm, to allow members of the public to share their views and suggestions on social issues in our downtown, including homelessness, mental health and addictions, crime, and safety. This was the result of Councillor Lynne Christiansen’s June 14 motion to direct staff to organize a virtual event to discuss the downtown crisis of safety and livability. The event included opening remarks from Mayor Carol Leclerc and from Northern Health, followed by comments from the public.
We know not everyone may have been able to attend the meeting or felt comfortable sharing their opinions and suggestions in that format. That's why we have two additional ways to participate through Engage Terrace. Sign up to share your ideas. It's quick and easy to register! Learn more here.
The opportunity for input has concluded. Scroll down for the report highlighting the results of this feedback.
The City of Terrace held a virtual “Community Dialogue on the Downtown” on Wednesday, July 14, 2021, from 6:00–9:00 pm, to allow members of the public to share their views and suggestions on social issues in our downtown, including homelessness, mental health and addictions, crime, and safety. This was the result of Councillor Lynne Christiansen’s June 14 motion to direct staff to organize a virtual event to discuss the downtown crisis of safety and livability. The event included opening remarks from Mayor Carol Leclerc and from Northern Health, followed by comments from the public.
We know not everyone may have been able to attend the meeting or felt comfortable sharing their opinions and suggestions in that format. That's why we have two additional ways to participate through Engage Terrace. Sign up to share your ideas. It's quick and easy to register! Learn more here.
This report is also available on the new Social Development page, which includes additional information about initiatives underway in Terrace and will be updated with new initiatives and activities as this program grows.
