Citizen Involvement
Citizen involvement in public decision-making. Below are ways you can become involved!
Citizen involvement in public decision-making. Below are ways you can become involved!
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Homelessness Resolution Community Survey
Share Homelessness Resolution Community Survey on Facebook Share Homelessness Resolution Community Survey on Twitter Share Homelessness Resolution Community Survey on Linkedin Email Homelessness Resolution Community Survey linkCLOSED: This discussion has concluded.Avondale Strategic Plan for Homelessness Resolution: Survey open for resident input
avondaleconnect.org/homelessnessresolution
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Community Compost Program
Share Community Compost Program on Facebook Share Community Compost Program on Twitter Share Community Compost Program on Linkedin Email Community Compost Program linkCLOSED: This discussion has concluded.What is compost?
Composting is a way to speed up the natural process of recycling organic matter, such as food scraps, into valuable natural fertilizers that can enrich soil and plants. In addition to improving soil health, composting has a variety of environmental benefits including conservation of natural resources, reduction of energy use, and diversion of waste from the landfill.
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Citizen's Leadership Academy
Share Citizen's Leadership Academy on Facebook Share Citizen's Leadership Academy on Twitter Share Citizen's Leadership Academy on Linkedin Email Citizen's Leadership Academy linkCLOSED: This discussion has concluded.This 12-week course provides a comprehensive perspective of Avondale city government, with interactive and informative workshops on topics ranging from how the city runs to future development. Participants have the opportunity to tour various city parks and facilities, get a close-up view of public safety vehicles and apparatus, as well as a behind-the-scenes look at all city departments.
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Business Survey
Share Business Survey on Facebook Share Business Survey on Twitter Share Business Survey on Linkedin Email Business Survey linkCLOSED: This discussion has concluded.The Avondale EDGE team is doing a temperature check! No, not the weather We want to know how business is going?! What’s working well? What challenges are you facing?How can we help?!
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How We Engage
The City has adopted the International Association for Public Participation (IAP2) spectrum as part of the overall strategy to guide public engagement in projects. The spectrum helps us determine goals and keep our promise! The levels of engagement are:
INFORM | |
CONSULT | |
INVOLVE | |
COLLABORATE |
Who's Listening
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City Projects Administrator
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