Themes from Your Experience with the City of St. Albert
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The City of St. Albert has retained the expertise of Berlin Communications to help understand new strategies for engaging diverse demographics, with a focus on understanding the communication behaviours and preferences of all St. Albertans so that every citizen gets the information they need from their city.
This public participation initiative will gather your input on what St. Albert means to you. Based in part on input from the community, we will identify themes to use in our ongoing communications with residents, potential residents, businesses, and visitors.
Tell Us What’s Important to You!
The purpose of this input is to make the City of St. Albert’s communications as relevant, useful, and convenient for you as possible.
We want to understand what kinds of information you want and need from the city, how you want to receive that information, and what you think of the City’s communication efforts right now.
All residents were invited to share their thoughts through an online survey. Input will identify themes to use in our ongoing communications, and each piece of feedback will help shape our future communications.
How Feedback Will Be Used
The survey is now closed and all the feedback collected will be available in a What We Heard Report available early July. This Cultivate the Conversation page will remain accessible after the survey period ends and will be updated with the results and the final report for review.
Survey results will inform the development of the plans and strategies to communicate with the community over the next few months.
The City of St. Albert has retained the expertise of Berlin Communications to help understand new strategies for engaging diverse demographics, with a focus on understanding the communication behaviours and preferences of all St. Albertans so that every citizen gets the information they need from their city.
This public participation initiative will gather your input on what St. Albert means to you. Based in part on input from the community, we will identify themes to use in our ongoing communications with residents, potential residents, businesses, and visitors.
Tell Us What’s Important to You!
The purpose of this input is to make the City of St. Albert’s communications as relevant, useful, and convenient for you as possible.
We want to understand what kinds of information you want and need from the city, how you want to receive that information, and what you think of the City’s communication efforts right now.
All residents were invited to share their thoughts through an online survey. Input will identify themes to use in our ongoing communications, and each piece of feedback will help shape our future communications.
How Feedback Will Be Used
The survey is now closed and all the feedback collected will be available in a What We Heard Report available early July. This Cultivate the Conversation page will remain accessible after the survey period ends and will be updated with the results and the final report for review.
Survey results will inform the development of the plans and strategies to communicate with the community over the next few months.
Themes from Your Experience with the City of St. Albert is currently at this stage
This consultation is open for contributions.
Under Review
this is an upcoming stage for Themes from Your Experience with the City of St. Albert
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The project team will report back on key outcomes.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for Themes from Your Experience with the City of St. Albert
The final outcomes of the consultation are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.