Application Intake Closed
As of June 28, all 2024 Revitalization Funding for Central McDougall/Queen Mary Park and McCauley is closed.
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As of June 28, all 2024 Revitalization Funding for Central McDougall/Queen Mary Park and McCauley is closed.
Strong neighbourhoods contribute to quality of life for everyone — clean streets, vibrant local businesses, walkable communities with nearby amenities and parkland, and an environment that shuns crime and violence.
Steps to build social infrastructure and strengthen neighbourhoods are among the most important investments made in the health and well being of Edmonton’s communities. They are often less visible than the roads that are paved or the facilities that are built, but they are essential to support strong, vibrant communities.
Through Neighbourhood Revitalization, community members are supported as they identify and resolve issues within their neighbourhoods. The community members direct the kinds of initiatives that they want to see, and lead changes that will have the greatest impact on quality of life.
Neighbourhood revitalization is a process which identifies the strengths, issues, challenges and potential of a particular area. Together, people, businesses, and organizations determine goals and action plans to strengthen and improve the quality of life in their community.
Connecting people within their neighbourhood, people, businesses and organizations in the area meet with City staff and agree to participate in a consultation process to determine community goals and action plan.
Central McDougall & Queen Mary Park Revitalization Strategy
Queen Mary Park & Central McDougall Report — February 2017
The full version of the 2021 Central McDougall and Queen Mary Park Revitalization Annual Report is now available for you to download.
Queen Mary Park and Central McDougall are safe, diverse and dynamic communities where we are connected and feel a sense of belonging. We are proud to be part of these revitalized neighbourhoods that contribute to a vibrant city. Building a great community is about bringing people together — and the best way to do that is by offering activities that compel people to spend time, sharing food, fun and friendship with their neighbours.
City projects within the Revitalization neighbourhood(s):
Residents, local organizations and businesses can access program funding for community-led initiatives through the: Revitalization Micro-Grants, Revitalization Project Macro-Grants and Revitalization Extensive Project Fund.
All additional inquiries can be directed to the Neighbourhood Revitalization team, or by calling 311.