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Want to have your say on important Wyndham council plans and projects?

The council is calling on the community to make their voice heard by signing up to Wyndham’s online community engagement portal, The Loop.

The Loop makes it easier for residents to share ideas and opinions on decisions, projects and services shaping the city.

Each project page also uses a range of accessibility and translation tools making it easy for everyone to be involved.

Wyndham mayor Adele Hegedich said all comments, ideas and suggestions collected on The Loop were collated and used to support council decision-making processes.

“We know community engagement is an important process that allows our residents, business owners and workers to have their say on the decisions that affect their lives,” Cr Hegedich said.

“The Loop provides the Wyndham community with a convenient way of having their say – and this is more important than ever with traditional face-to-face consultation methods such as workshops, pop-ups and forums impacted by COVID-19 restrictions.

“By signing up you become part of the conversation and will receive progress updates on projects you’ve provided feedback on.

“You will also be notified when a project in your fields of interest is posted.”

Find out more and sign up at https://theloop.wyndham.vic.gov.au/

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