Moving Together: Building a Connected City for All

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Consultation has concluded

Moving Together: Building a Connected City for All


Thank you for your participation!

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Moving Together: Building a Connected City for All survey. A final "What We Heard" report has been prepared and is available on the right hand side of this page.

The project team has reviewed the engagement results and used them to develop strategic directions for the City to focus on related to Mobility Choices for the next 10 years.

Next steps include conducting technical analysis and studies to further refine direction and inform the development of an implementation plan. More information about this project will be available on the City's website in the coming months.


A new strategy for moving through our community

As the City of St. Albert prepares for the next decade, we are focused on shaping how we move (whether that’s walking, rolling, driving or riding) through our urban community.

Our ‘Mobility Choices’ include everything from public transit to cycling, walking, driving and even the movement of goods. It's about more than just getting from point A to point B; it's how we connect with our community, access opportunities and experience all our city has to offer.

But movement isn’t a one-size fits all. Each of us has unique needs and preferences when it comes to getting around - whether it’s navigating busy streets, accessing public transit or enjoying pedestrian-friendly pathways.


Thank you for your participation!

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Moving Together: Building a Connected City for All survey. A final "What We Heard" report has been prepared and is available on the right hand side of this page.

The project team has reviewed the engagement results and used them to develop strategic directions for the City to focus on related to Mobility Choices for the next 10 years.

Next steps include conducting technical analysis and studies to further refine direction and inform the development of an implementation plan. More information about this project will be available on the City's website in the coming months.


A new strategy for moving through our community

As the City of St. Albert prepares for the next decade, we are focused on shaping how we move (whether that’s walking, rolling, driving or riding) through our urban community.

Our ‘Mobility Choices’ include everything from public transit to cycling, walking, driving and even the movement of goods. It's about more than just getting from point A to point B; it's how we connect with our community, access opportunities and experience all our city has to offer.

But movement isn’t a one-size fits all. Each of us has unique needs and preferences when it comes to getting around - whether it’s navigating busy streets, accessing public transit or enjoying pedestrian-friendly pathways.