As Leduc County grows and changes, the way we manage solid waste and recycling may need to change as well. Leduc County recently gathered input from residents on the solid waste and recycling services Leduc County currently provides via a survey. More than 600 residents provided feedback on solid waste management in Leduc County. They shared their thoughts on areas that are working well, areas that could be improved and suggestions for future services, including waste diversion targets.
Project background |
Leduc County is completing a solid waste strategic plan to identify service levels and waste management priorities. In early 2020, council directed administration to learn more about what residents thought of Leduc County’s current programs and services and what their priorities were regarding waste reduction and waste diversion. To learn more and gather resident feedback, a survey was launched in summer 2020. It ran from July 17 to Sept. 15. |
Online survey feedback |
The online survey received responses from 608 residents across Leduc County. Respondents provided feedback on the following themes:
In-person feedback |
We received feedback from 608 Leduc County residents. The survey included both demographic questions to gather information on who was providing input and service-based questions to gather information on areas related to solid waste management in Leduc County. Thank you to everyone who participated in the survey - your feedback is appreciated!
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- Public participation: online survey
July 17 to Sept. 15
- Dean Downey
780-955-4541
Email Dean
The survey results were shared with Leduc County Council on Oct. 27, 2020 at a workshop. Afterwards, a series of 11 workshops took place with Council to help develop the Strategic Waste Management Plan. Administration incorporated applicable survey results into each workshop topic.
On Feb. 8, 2022, Council approved the Strategic Waste Management Plan.