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Our Voice For Responsible Infill

A Better Edmonton Begins

with Better Planning

Protect Our Communities.

Reclaim Our Voice.

Sign The Petition

This is our most powerful tool in getting our voices heard

Edmonton’s new City Plan, Zoning Bylaws and District Plans are transforming our mature neighbourhoods— permanently and without proper community input, consultation, or infrastructure to support it. Edmonton Neighbourhoods United is a grassroots initiative fighting to restore balanced, people-first planning.

Edmonton Neighbourhoods United

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Council and Administration would like to hear from YOU!!

The City is currently building the 2027-2030 budget. City Administration will share the recommended budget this fall, and Council will debate and decide on the budget in December. But first, Council and Administration would like to hear from YOU. This is Your opportunty to let Council know how you feel about the projects and services you are receiving for your taxes. Please take the time to let Council know your thoughts.

BUDGET ENGAGEMENT

The following is a link to the City's 2027 - 2030 Budget Engagement page. From March 23 to May 1, you are invited to share your feedback for the 2027-2030 budget. The main ways you can share your thoughts with us are:

  • Use the Balance the Budget Tool: Dig into this year’s operating budget and show us what changes you would make.

  • Take the What Matters to You Survey: Tell us your priorities for City services and construction projects, and your preferences on property taxes and user fees.

  • Attend a drop-in engagement session in your ward in April (in-person) . Please find the dates for the meeting in your ward on the right hand side of the page.

    https://engaged.edmonton.ca/budget

YOUTUBE PRESENTATIONS

If you would like any additional information, Edmonton City Council can be viewed on YouTube. The following links are to the live Department Presentations and Council Q&A.

March 5, 2026 - Special City Council

Presentations begin at 9:40 on the time clock in bottom left corner

March 13, 2026 - Special City Council - Continuation

Presentations begin at 9:34 on the time clock in bottom left corner

March 25, 2026 - Special City Council

Presentations begin at 9:33 on the time clock in bottom left corner

March 24, 2026 - Special City Council

Presentations begin at 9:33 on the time clock in bottom left corner

COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS

Council has just finished special presentations from all departments regarding budgets, staffing, services, user fees etc. Each department’s presentation can be found here:

Please hit the link below: Go to #3: Public Reports - under each departments you will find a link (paperclip) to click. When the attachments come up please select the PRESENTATION attachment.

https://pub-edmonton.escribemeetings.com/Meeting.aspx?Id=ff2b6709-ba39-42e3-aaf2-07b1bf537d99&Agenda=Agenda&lang=English

About
Edmonton Neighbourhoods United

We are a grassroots movement formed by concerned residents, planners, and community leaders. Our mission is simple: protect the character and livability of Edmonton’s mature neighbourhoods by restoring public voice to the City of Edmonton to create positive and sustainable growth for our neighbourhoods.

What’s Really Happening to Edmonton Neighbourhoods?

Hear directly from respected Urban Planners and community advocates as they break down the impacts of Zoning Bylaw changes - exposing how Edmonton’s new Infill rules threaten the integrity of mature neighbourhoods across the city.

This insightful webinar—hosted by Better Infill along with Architect Barry Johns and Urban Planner, Larry Beasley

Get Involved

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Sign the Petition

FREE

Your voice matters. Add your name to our growing list of residents who demand that Edmonton repeal Zoning Bylaw 20001 and restore community-first planning. Donating

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ANY AMOUNT HELPS

Help us fund legal support, public awareness campaigns, and neighbourhood outreach. Every dollar brings us closer to protecting our city’s future.

$50 or more come with a Yard Sign

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Share Your Neighbourhood Story

Amplify your voice

Tell us how these bylaw changes are affecting your community. Your story could help influence decision-makers and show the human side of zoning policies.

Here are some more Downloadable resources to help you?

Identifying Developments in your Neighbourhood:

Preparing neighbourhoods before development happens:

Resources for owners to use for when issues arise due to development concerns, either onsite or on neighboring properties

Explore More Ways to Take Action

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Contact Your Councillor

Speak up where it matters.
Find your Ward Councillor - contact information, including phone and email to share your voice

🔗 Find Your Councillor

Understand the Bylaw Changes

What’s really in Zoning Bylaw 20001?
Dive into the City’s official documents and learn how the new rules affect mature neighbourhoods across Edmonton.
🔗 City Bylaw Page

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More Learning & Tools

Download flyers, handouts & guides.
We’ve compiled easy-to-share resources to help spread the word. Coming soon!

Neighbourhood Advocacy Sites

You're not alone.
Explore local groups and their initiatives to stand up for their Edmonton Neighbourhoods

Connect with your local neighbourhood

Help Us Reach Our $120,000 Goal

$10,000 raised of $120,000 goal

Reach Out to the Movement

Have a question, story, or idea to share? Want to help organize in your neighbourhood or connect with others taking action?


Fill out the form and we’ll be in touch soon.

Let’s protect Edmonton—together.