City of Kingston seeks community members for Planning Advisory Committee and Council Resourcing Working Group
The City of Kingston invites residents to apply to join two important groups that support local decision-making. Applications for the Planning Advisory Committee and the Council Resourcing Working Group are open now and will be accepted through July 25.
These groups bring community voices into City work and provide recommendations that help guide Council decisions.
Planning Advisory Committee
This committee advises on land use planning matters, including legislation, growth management and conservation. Members work alongside Council and staff to share perspectives on how Kingston can best grow and change. The City is looking for an Indigenous community representative and Kingston West urban area representative.
Council Resourcing Working Group
This is a new group formed to support transparency and accountability in local government. The Council Resourcing Review Working Group will examine the roles and responsibilities of the Mayor and Councillors, and recommend appropriate pay based on comparator municipalities and the demands of the role.
Members will serve until March 31, 2026, or until the group submits its final report to Council.
Eligibility requirements
Applicants must be at least 18 years old, a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who has resided in Kingston for a minimum of one year.
“We’re looking for a mix of lived and professional experience,” says Derek Ochej, Deputy City Clerk. “These groups are a chance for residents to contribute meaningfully to how the City plans, grows and governs itself.”
Learn more about the groups’ mandates and apply online at CityofKingston.ca/Committees. Those who wish to apply in person can do so at City Hall.
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Kingston, ON K7L 2Z3
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Phone: 613-546-0000

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