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IN BUILD- 
​December 15, 2021:
​2022 Plan and Budget DEvelopment

Committee of the Whole

Documents/Content

Agenda - 4-6 PM Session

Agenda - 8-9 PM Session

​Meeting Minutes
December 8th -Committee of the Whole 2022 Plan & Budget Development Agenda (Contains Budget review) 

2022 Plan and Budget Overview meeting- December 8, 2021 - Webcast

To sign the
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"PEtition calling for an immediate moratorium on encampment evictions in waterloo region"
 
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click here! 


4-6 PM - Standing Committee

8-9 PM - Regional Council

“We can no longer keep throwing money at a fractured system.”
Galloway’s police budget proposal includes $2 million for transition and upstream initiative funds. https://t.co/YGtZ7j3c3P

— Charlotte Prong (@CharlotteProng) December 12, 2021
 

Thank you Mayor Vrbanovic for this kernel of a suggestion, showing us that defunding police is wholly feasible and possible, right here & now! Since you’ve given us the steps in the process, why don’t we change the amount, multiplying by a factor of 6.2? That’s the easy part!

— Ruth Cameron ✊? ?️‍????? (@pruthcameron) December 12, 2021

What if communities are measured, not by how well the top 1% are doing, but how the most marginalized are thriving...I wonder, how would the #WaterlooRegion rate? What would the Dec 15th Regional Budget decision say of who we are & who we want to be?

— Paul Okoye (@PaulOkoye01) December 14, 2021

Waterloo Region approves 2022 budget, $10 million increase for police - CTV News

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Related reads

  • Petition calling for immediate moratorium on homeless encampments in Waterloo Region -City News​​
  • Gimme shelter, gimme empathy - inside Waterloo
  • Morrice joins the calls to freeze the WR police budget and reallocate funds into community-based services (19:56) - Mike Farwell Show​
  • Regional Council discusses the recent encampment displacement - Update - 29/11/21​​
  • November 9, 2021 Committee of the Whole Regional Council - Point In Time Count​​

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