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City of Hamilton ask residents for feedback to inform Hamilton.ca website redesign

August 17 2020

HAMILTON, ON – The City is asking residents to provide input and share feedback on their experience using the current Hamilton.ca website. Beginning August 17, 2020, the consultation process runs until September 4, 2020 and will leverage the City’s new Engage Hamilton platform and tools to identify key themes for improvement. The Hamilton.ca website redesign will focus on delivering valuable content, an efficient content management tool and a commitment to an improved user experience.
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The City invites residents to share their experiences with winter commuting

August 10 2020

HAMILTON, ON - Beginning today, the City of Hamilton is launching its online Sidewalk Snow Clearing Survey to help measure and better understand the needs and wishes of residents related to sidewalk snow clearing during the winter months. The City clears approximately 397km of snow from sidewalks and is currently exploring various opportunities to expand service levels across Hamilton. The City invites residents to share their feedback on potential service level changes to sidewalk snow removal, particularly related to inclusivity and accessibility.
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The City of Hamilton is seeking public comments on Artwork Proposals to Wrap Electrical Boxes in Downtown Hamilton

July 25 2019

HAMILTON, ON - The public is invited to review and provide comments on six (6) shortlisted artists’ proposals for a series of artworks to wrap electrical boxes in Downtown Hamilton, on or before Sun. Aug. 11 2019, by visiting www.hamilton.ca/ElectricalBoxPublicArt, or in person at the Tourism Visitor Centre at 28 James St. N. Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm.
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City of Hamilton Seeking Public Opinion - Artwork Proposals to Wrap Traffic Signal Control Boxes

July 18 2019

HAMILTON, ON - July 18, 2019 – The public is invited to review proposals, select their favourites and provide comments on 38 shortlisted artists’ proposals for artwork to wrap traffic signal control boxes at intersections across Downtown Hamilton, on or before Monday, August 5, by visiting www.hamilton.ca/trafficboxpublicart, or in person at the Tourism Visitor Centre at 28 James St. N. Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm.
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City of Hamilton seeking public comments on finalists for the Churchill Park Public Art Competition

March 15 2019

HAMILTON, ON - The public is invited to provide their comments on six short-listed artists’ proposals for a permanent Public Art work for a new path in the western section of Churchill Park, also known as the Royal Botanical Gardens Teaching Garden. Artists were asked to propose art works that speak to themes related to Human Rights and the legacy of great humanitarians such as Raoul Wallenberg, who saved over 100,000 Jews from the Holocaust.
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