The sign outside of the Town of Kingsville Municipal Offices is seen on July 11, 2016. (Photo by Ricardo Veneza)The sign outside of the Town of Kingsville Municipal Offices is seen on July 11, 2016. (Photo by Ricardo Veneza)
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Kingsville seeking input for second half of council's term

"Now is a good time to reflect and decide on council's priorities for the next two years," said Kingsville Chief Administrative Officer John Norton.

The town is planning an interactive public input session in February, and it is inviting residents and business owners to take part.

Town council is mid-way through its term.

"Take fifteen minutes to tell us what you love about Kingsville, what concerns you, and which areas require more focus," invited Norton. "This is your opportunity to have your voice heard."

The live event will take place on zoom and will host up to 300 attendees. Using the platform, ThoughtExchange, participants will be able to share their ideas and prioritize projects going forward.

Participants will need to register in advance. Registration is on the town's website.

Those who can not attend can still share their thoughts afterwards by going online. The deadline for input is February 17.

The event starts at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, February 10.

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