2025 Budget Engagement

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Consultation has concluded

The 2025 Budget Engagement results were presented to Committee on October 29, 2024 and accepted for information. View the full results by visiting the What We Heard Report. 

City Council will be reviewing the 2025 budget at the upcoming Budget Deliberation meetings from November 13-15, 2024. 

As the City prepares to review the 2025 budget, now is your opportunity to share your thoughts and provide feedback. Take advantage of the engagement tools to propose new ideas, suggest budget plans and offer additional input to help Council understand your vision for our community.

Our primary objective is to develop a budget that aligns with Council's 2022–2025 Strategic Priorities:

  • Quality of Life
  • Innovative Economic Readiness
  • Inclusive Caring Community
  • Engaging Relationships

Explore the following tools to get started, which include:


Engage Grande Prairie

Curious about the 2025 budget? Come meet with Council and City Administration at the Eastlink Centre on October 3, between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., to provide your input on the upcoming budget. You can also explore other important topics, including:


The 2025 Budget Engagement results were presented to Committee on October 29, 2024 and accepted for information. View the full results by visiting the What We Heard Report. 

City Council will be reviewing the 2025 budget at the upcoming Budget Deliberation meetings from November 13-15, 2024. 

As the City prepares to review the 2025 budget, now is your opportunity to share your thoughts and provide feedback. Take advantage of the engagement tools to propose new ideas, suggest budget plans and offer additional input to help Council understand your vision for our community.

Our primary objective is to develop a budget that aligns with Council's 2022–2025 Strategic Priorities:

  • Quality of Life
  • Innovative Economic Readiness
  • Inclusive Caring Community
  • Engaging Relationships

Explore the following tools to get started, which include:


Engage Grande Prairie

Curious about the 2025 budget? Come meet with Council and City Administration at the Eastlink Centre on October 3, between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., to provide your input on the upcoming budget. You can also explore other important topics, including:


Consultation has concluded

Use this section to ask any questions related to the 2025 Budget. City Administration will review and follow-up to all posted questions.  

Please note, questions may be responded to publicly or privately, depending on the scope and sensitivity of the question.

  • Share 1. Why does the bus route 6 operate to crystal ridge and Lakeland Drive only one way..inwhich the bus stop are only on the right and side. 2.why the bus can't operate two way route with stop also on the left on side. Instead of going all the downtown and back if your just living in Lakeland drive and want to go by crystal park school. It's too much of a roller conservative. on Facebook Share 1. Why does the bus route 6 operate to crystal ridge and Lakeland Drive only one way..inwhich the bus stop are only on the right and side. 2.why the bus can't operate two way route with stop also on the left on side. Instead of going all the downtown and back if your just living in Lakeland drive and want to go by crystal park school. It's too much of a roller conservative. on Twitter Share 1. Why does the bus route 6 operate to crystal ridge and Lakeland Drive only one way..inwhich the bus stop are only on the right and side. 2.why the bus can't operate two way route with stop also on the left on side. Instead of going all the downtown and back if your just living in Lakeland drive and want to go by crystal park school. It's too much of a roller conservative. on Linkedin Email 1. Why does the bus route 6 operate to crystal ridge and Lakeland Drive only one way..inwhich the bus stop are only on the right and side. 2.why the bus can't operate two way route with stop also on the left on side. Instead of going all the downtown and back if your just living in Lakeland drive and want to go by crystal park school. It's too much of a roller conservative. link

    1. Why does the bus route 6 operate to crystal ridge and Lakeland Drive only one way..inwhich the bus stop are only on the right and side. 2.why the bus can't operate two way route with stop also on the left on side. Instead of going all the downtown and back if your just living in Lakeland drive and want to go by crystal park school. It's too much of a roller conservative.

    Sasha asked 11 months ago

    Thank you very much for your inquiry. All of our routes currently operate in one direction. This is common in transit systems of our size. Two way service on a route is typically the third phase of a routes’ development, following increased frequency of buses. Both of these come at a substantial cost, which is not currently included in our operating budget. 

    I would encourage you to attend the Transit Services Open House on October 21 and provide your input. Customer feedback is essential to our operations, helping us ensure that both our current practices and future plans align with the needs and expectations of our customers.