London City Council maintained an active governance schedule in 2024 with 112 meetings across eight committees, demonstrating the extensive work required to manage a major Canadian municipality. The full City Council met 18 times to make final decisions on key municipal matters, while specialized committees handled the detailed review of policies and proposals within their respective areas. The Strategic Priorities and Policy Committee, along with Corporate Services, and Planning and Environment committees each held 17 meetings, indicating particularly heavy workloads in areas such as long-term city planning, financial management, human resources, development approvals, and environmental initiatives.

Throughout these meetings, council members addressed the full spectrum of municipal responsibilities that directly impact residents’ daily lives. This included setting the annual municipal budget and tax rates, reviewing and approving zoning changes and development applications, overseeing infrastructure projects like road construction and transit improvements, and establishing policies for community services such as recreation programs, public safety, and social services. The Budget Committee’s 11 meetings reflect the significant time required to scrutinize departmental spending proposals and balance competing priorities, while the Audit Committee’s four meetings provided essential oversight of financial accountability and risk management. This meeting structure ensures thorough democratic deliberation on everything from neighborhood concerns to city-wide strategic initiatives.

Meetings by Committee

CommitteeMeetings
City Council18
Strategic Priorities and Policy Committee17
Corporate Services Committee17
Planning and Environment Committee17
Community and Protective Services Committee14
Civic Works Committee14
Budget Committee11
Audit Committee4

Recent Meetings from 2024