Advisory Committees

The role of the City's advisory committees is to initiate and provide recommendations, advice and information to the Municipal Council through one of its three Standing Committees and to carry out the responsibilities which are assigned by the Municipal Council. Under the new governance structure which came into effect December 1, 2011 the Standing Committees of Council are: Civic Works Committee, Community Services Committee, Finance and Administrative Services Committee, Investment and Economic Prosperity Committee, Planning and Environment Committee and the Public Safety Committee.

Following is a list of advisory committees to which the Municipal Council appoints citizen members. Committee and Task Force appointment opportunities are published on our website.

Information regarding the mandate, composition, etc., of an individual advisory committee can be accessed by clicking on the appropriate link. Reports of City Advisory Committees can be accessed from Council & Committee Meeting Agenda Packages.

• Accessibility Advisory Committee
• Advisory Committee on the Environment
• Agricultural Advisory Committee
• Animal Welfare Advisory Committee
• Child Care Advisory Committee
• Community Safety and Crime Prevention Advisory Committee
• Environmental and Ecological Planning Advisory Committee
• London Advisory Committee on Heritage
• London Diversity & Race Relations Advisory Committee
• London Housing Advisory Committee
• Transportation Advisory Committee
• Trees and Forests Advisory Committee
   

The personal information contained in communications directed to City Council and its standing and advisory committees is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, 2001 as amended and will be used to assist Council and Committee Members in their deliberations. Questions about this collection should be addressed to the City Clerk at 300 Dufferin Avenue, London, ON N6A 4L9 or by telephone 519-661-2500 ext. 4937.
 

Communications addressed to City Council and to its Standing and Advisory Committees will become part of the public record and will be placed on a public agenda made available electronically through the City of London internet website. The City will not accept anonymous communications sent to Council or to its Committees.