The session was located at the Prince George Farmer's Market

By Mandy Vocke

Climate Change Sessions

City looking for public feedback on new Climate Change Mitigation Plan

Jun 22, 2019 | 2:58 PM

PRINCE GEORGE— The City hosted its second public engagement session to find out what actions people think the City could take to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

People had a chance to put stickers on a board for action in different areas including buildings, transportation, waste and food, land use and renewable energy.

There was also a board for people to put a sticky note with a suggestion on what they want to see the City do.

The public feedback from the three sessions will be implemented into a final plan, which will be presented to council in early 2020.

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The third public feedback session will be held on July 11 at the Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park Pavilion. If you can’t attend, you can fill out an online survey here.