Additional public engagement opportunities added on recreation amenities, facilities
Back to SearchMedicine Hat – Two additional public information sessions have been added to the list of ongoing public engagement opportunities regarding parks and recreation facilities around the city.
On Wednesday, November 24, the City will host an information session at the Veiner Centre from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Numerous city staff from various departments will be on hand the same day from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the auditorium at the Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede for a larger public event. This session, open to the general public, will allow for one-on-one conversations to discuss the Parks & Recreation Master Plan, as well as the future of facilities in our city.
“We want to connect residents with the staff behind the planning and decision making process to help explain the direction of this process and how it ties in with the bigger picture, including the Municipal Development Plan and more,” said Scott Richter, Manager of Business and Innovation from Parks & Recreation. “We’re thrilled to continue these conversations in the community and have heard great feedback already.”
Please note that the Veiner Centre and Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede are operating under the Government of Alberta’s Restriction Exemption Program (REP). Proof of vaccination, exemption or negative COVID test will be required to enter the facility, and masking is mandatory inside the building for the duration of the event. Full details on the REP, including answers to frequently asked questions, are available on the City website.
Online engagement opportunities
In addition to in-person opportunities, an online survey available on the City’s public engagement website, Shape Your City. The survey is open to the general public until 8 a.m. on Monday, November 22.
An online forum is also available on Shape Your City. Submissions will close at 8 a.m. on Monday, November 22.
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