Public Surveys

The Town of Halton Hills values a healthy environment recognizing the benefits that trees provide. 

Through the implementation of the Privately-owned Tree Management Strategy the Town recently completed the second year of the Tree Voucher Pilot Program.  

Eighty-three per cent of the tree canopy in the Town of Halton Hills is on privately-owned land, meaning that residents, businesses, and landowners play a significant role in maintaining this shared natural asset, which benefits the entire community by providing essential ecosystem services and supporting biodiversity.

The goal of the Tree Voucher Pilot Program is to build a resilient tree canopy and increase the number of trees on private property by offering residents a discounted price on a tree purchase at participating retailers.

The pilot program offered residents a $50 discount on a minimum $60 tree purchase from participating retailers (Reds Garden Centre in Acton, or Sheridan Nurseries in Georgetown) from April 26 to June 30, 2024. The discount was funded in partnership between the Town and participating retailers. 

This survey is for anyone who picked up a voucher in 2024, even if you did not use the voucher. If you did not pick up a voucher, but would still like to provide feedback on the program, please email Jennifer Spence at jennifers@haltonhills.ca

By answering this survey, you are helping to shape the Town's future environmental programs. This survey should take approximately five minutes to complete.

At the end of the survey, you will have the option to enter a draw for a $100 gift certificate from one of our participating garden centres (Reds Garden Centre or Sheridan Nurseries).

Let’s begin.

Dear Hillsview Participants,

Thank you for engaging with our Art Your Service virtual platform throughout the 2023-2024 year. We greatly appreciate your participation and support.

As some of you may know, we have been able to offer the Art Your Service programs thanks to grant funding from the Seniors’ Centre Without Walls Expansion Project, in partnership with The Good Companions Seniors’ Centre. The grant funds programs that support seniors who feel loneliness and insolation.

To fulfill our agreement with this funding, we are required to gather feedback from our participants to gain insight into the program's impact. Please note that all responses will remain anonymous.

We kindly ask you to take a few moments to complete this survey. Your input is invaluable to us.

Hello Walk This Way participants.

As you are aware, we receive funding to support this great program. As part of the agreement, we need to report on the program's value. Your support by way of taking a few minutes to complete the following survey would be greatly appreciated.

Hello Walk and Talk participants.

As you are aware, we receive funding to support this great program. As part of the agreement, we need to report on the program's value. Your support by way of taking a few minutes to complete the following survey would be greatly appreciated.

Hello Walk and Talk participants.

As you are aware, we receive funding to support this great program. As part of the agreement, we need to report on the program's value. Your support by way of taking a few minutes to complete the following survey would be greatly appreciated.

Hello WalkFit Members. 

As you are aware, we receive funding to support this great program. As part of the agreement, we need to report on the program's value. Your support by way of taking a few minutes to complete the following survey would be greatly appreciated.

The following survey is being provided to current members of the Hillsview Active Living Centre. Results will be used to measure the satisfaction and impacts of the Centre. They will inform Town staff and the Hillsview Board of Directors about areas of strengths and concern, guiding decision-making for the overall governance of the Centre. The survey results will also assist staff in making program decisions and identifying new areas of interest. Specific answers will be kept anonymous, but participants will have the option to indicate if they want the Hillsview supervisor to contact them to discuss their responses. 

The survey is also part of the accreditation process of CARF® International, an independent, nonprofit accreditor of health and human services. Through accreditation, CARF assists service providers (such as Hillsview) in demonstrating value by the quality of their services and meeting internationally-recognized organizational and program standards. The accreditation process also provides organizations feedback on their governance and operations to align with best practices.