Confidential Public Survey Deadline Extended Respecting Revisions to The Hamilton Police Service Board's Strategic Plan
The Hamilton Police Service Board (Board) is extending the deadline by which it is inviting residents, community organizations, businesses, and stakeholders to provide confidential feedback on its Strategic Plan, which is currently under review.
Our confidential survey, managed by Consilum Public Sector Services, will remain open until July 31, 2026.
The Strategic Plan establishes the Board's priorities and goals for policing in our community. It helps guide decisions about governance, public safety priorities, community engagement, accountability, and the delivery of effective policing services.
Community input is an essential part of the strategic planning process. The Board recognizes that the people who live, work, and visit our community have valuable perspectives on local priorities, emerging issues, and opportunities to strengthen public safety.
"We want to hear directly from all sectors of our community," said Board Chair Don Robertson. "Your feedback will help ensure our Strategic Plan reflects the needs, expectations, and priorities of the people we serve."
All feedback received during the consultation period will be carefully compiled and categorized by Consilium Public Sector Services. Feedback will be considered alongside legislative requirements, policing priorities, and operational information to help finalize the Strategic Plan before it is formally adopted by the end of 2026.
The Board urges everyone to participate in this confidential community feedback survey – every voice matters.
Board Members: Chair Don Robertson, Vice Chair Esther Pauls, Cameron Kroetsch, Shaun Padulo, Mike Spadafora, and Robin St. Jean
Administrative Team: Executive Director Kirsten Stevenson, Executive Assistant Lucia Romano, and Board Assistant Jordana Shainbach
Phone: 905-546-2727
Email: kirsten.stevenson@hamilton.ca
Address: 155 King William Street
Hamilton, ON L8R 1A7
Website: www.hamiltonpsb.ca
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