The operating grant is imperative and won't go anywhere if I am elected. As the current leader of the oldest community league in Canada (the league that founded Community Leagues), I will do whatever I need to do to protect Community Leagues.

If elected mayor, I will first meet with three reps of each Community League (President, Secretary and Treasurer of the Community League) Listen to their concerns and then call a general meeting with all the Community Leagues to discuss solutions to their common problems. Prior to the general meeting, the 3 reps from each league will have consulted with their general membership.

Community Leagues are the voice of community members and they should be at the forefront of providing input on the needs of their neighbourhoods. I'm pleased that Council recently passed a by-law in providing Community leagues more input into how they operate. I'm excited to see how that will take shape.

If I am elected Mayor, I will respect and strengthen the role of community leagues in the Tripartite Agreement. Community Leagues are one of the things that make Edmonton special, and I am committed to supporting both the larger federation and individual leagues as they seek to participate in City processes and engagements. Transparent communication, consistent feedback mechanisms, and strong relationship building from both Council and City staff are three key components of continuing to build the strong dialogue between the City and community leagues.

We need to involve CL in all decisions that effect neighbourhoods. Meaningful input.

As the President* of Crestwood Community League I understand the importance of the voice of all our Community Leagues. * Note: Diana Steele is on leave as president of Crestwood Community League during the election. - EFCL

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Q: 8. Access the online dashboard to monitor your system performance.

After your system is up and running, you should make sure you know how to access the online dashboard to monitor your system performance . This will allow you to see how well the system is performing compared to the contractor’s estimate, and to flag any issues or problems with the operation of your system.