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Economic Development & Tourism Strategy
Halton Hills’ new five-year Economic Development and Tourism Strategy (2021-2026) was approved by Town Council on February 1, 2021. The new strategy builds on numerous successes that have been achieved in recent years, as well as actions that are ongoing. These achievements provide a solid foundation from which to pursue the next stage of economic development initiatives and programs in Halton Hills.
Council and the community were consulted on the Strategy Priorities that formed the basis of the new strategy via a Let’s Talk Halton Hills survey that ran between July 17 and August 7, 2020. As appropriate, the goals, objectives and actions appearing in the final Economic Development and Tourism Strategy reflect this feedback.
Thank you to all the stakeholder involved for playing an important role in solidifying the Town’s economic development and tourism vision for the next five years.
A practical Implementation Plan is currently being developed for the new strategy, that will include timelines, budget requirements, outcome measurements and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). A forthcoming Economic Resiliency and Recovery Framework document will also supplement the strategy and provide further direction for economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
If you have any questions or further concerns please contact:
Graham Lowe, Senior Economic Development Officer Town of Halton Hills Economic Development, Innovation & Culture Division Tel: (905)-873-2600 ext. 2352 glowe@haltonhills.ca
The Town of Halton Hills is updating its Economic Development and Tourism Strategy to guide business development and investment attraction for the next five years. As part of the strategic planning process for this strategy, the Town recently finalized the draft Economic Development & Tourism Strategy Background Discussion Report. This report documents the extensive consultation and analysis that was conducted as part of the planning process, along with the development of proposed strategic priorities.
The strategic priorities reflect those factors determined to have the most significant impact on Halton Hills’ economy. Once finalized, they will provide the foundation for Halton Hills’ Economic Development Strategy along with the recommendations in the Tourism, Green Economy, Brownfield and Marketing Sub-Strategies.
The goal of this survey is to collect feedback on the proposed strategic priorities, broken down into the following categories:
Economic Development
Green Economy
Brownfield
Tourism
Marketing Priorities
Economic Development & Tourism Strategy
Halton Hills’ new five-year Economic Development and Tourism Strategy (2021-2026) was approved by Town Council on February 1, 2021. The new strategy builds on numerous successes that have been achieved in recent years, as well as actions that are ongoing. These achievements provide a solid foundation from which to pursue the next stage of economic development initiatives and programs in Halton Hills.
Council and the community were consulted on the Strategy Priorities that formed the basis of the new strategy via a Let’s Talk Halton Hills survey that ran between July 17 and August 7, 2020. As appropriate, the goals, objectives and actions appearing in the final Economic Development and Tourism Strategy reflect this feedback.
Thank you to all the stakeholder involved for playing an important role in solidifying the Town’s economic development and tourism vision for the next five years.
A practical Implementation Plan is currently being developed for the new strategy, that will include timelines, budget requirements, outcome measurements and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). A forthcoming Economic Resiliency and Recovery Framework document will also supplement the strategy and provide further direction for economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
If you have any questions or further concerns please contact:
Graham Lowe, Senior Economic Development Officer Town of Halton Hills Economic Development, Innovation & Culture Division Tel: (905)-873-2600 ext. 2352 glowe@haltonhills.ca
The Town of Halton Hills is updating its Economic Development and Tourism Strategy to guide business development and investment attraction for the next five years. As part of the strategic planning process for this strategy, the Town recently finalized the draft Economic Development & Tourism Strategy Background Discussion Report. This report documents the extensive consultation and analysis that was conducted as part of the planning process, along with the development of proposed strategic priorities.
The strategic priorities reflect those factors determined to have the most significant impact on Halton Hills’ economy. Once finalized, they will provide the foundation for Halton Hills’ Economic Development Strategy along with the recommendations in the Tourism, Green Economy, Brownfield and Marketing Sub-Strategies.
The goal of this survey is to collect feedback on the proposed strategic priorities, broken down into the following categories:
The Town seeks your feedback on the Strategic Priorities being considered for the Town’s new 5-year Economic Development and Tourism Strategy. The Strategic Priorities for consideration are categorized as follows:
Economic Development
Green Economy
Brownfield
Tourism
Marketing Priorities
The survey will take you about 10 - 15 minutes to complete and all responses will be anonymous.
Consultation has concluded
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