10 Strategic Priorities

City Council has identified 10 strategic priority areas to help Saskatoon address the issues of today.

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Council Highlights, June 2019

Jul 8, 2019 | City Council Highlights, Finances, Growth Plan, Savings at City Hall

Multi-Year Budgeting
City Council has instructed City staff to look for ways that the Administration’s proposed tax increases for 2020 and 2021 could be made lower. Their initial projections to maintain civic services involved raises of 3.94% and 4.17% for 2020 and 2021, and the admin has been asked to come up with options for how these numbers can be lowered.

It takes courage to build a better community

Jun 20, 2019 | Reconciliation

21JUNE 2019It takes courage to build a better communityOn November 16, 1984, Chief Wallace Tawpisin from Muskeg Lake sent a letter to Mayor Cliff Wright of Saskatoon about acquiring a parcel of land in the Sutherland area to create an urban reserve. This was an...

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10 Strategic Priorities

City Council has identified 10 strategic priority areas that require coordinated efforts from Council and the City’s administration.

City Council has created a new leadership model to empower its members to take leadership roles—with support from administration—in engaging citizens and stakeholders in these priority areas.

This leadership model is a new approach for our city, intended to address the pressures we are facing, get the most out of the opportunities in front of us and unlock the full potential of our community.

Initiatives

Key initiatives—many connected to City Council’s 10 strategic priorities—require focused and coordinated engagement of different stakeholders to make true progress. The work of city building can’t just be confined to the Mayor and City Council. Mayor Clark is committed to building true partnerships with those who are working to improve Saskatoon and the lives of the people who call this place home.

These initiatives are the result of this collaborative attitude and the belief that stronger communities are created through cooperation and dialogue.

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