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The Municipality of Arran-Elderslie is looking for volunteers to be part of a Paisley Community Working Group with an aim to open communication and drive economic growth in downtown Paisley.
In a March 27 media release, the working group will serve as a collaborative platform for business owners, community stakeholders, and municipal staff and council to "exchange ideas, address challenges, and propose solutions that enhance economic growth and revitalization efforts."
Mayor Steve Hammell said the initiative will play a key role in building economic growth, ensuring open communication between the municipality and community members, and "keeping Paisley a vibrant and welcome place for residents, businesses, and visitors."
The working group Terms of Reference can be found at arran-elderslie.ca/en/municipal-services/resources/March-2025-Terms-of-Reference---Paisley-Community-Working-Group.pdf.
Applications can be found at arran-elderslie.ca/en/municipal-services/resources/Paisley-Working-Group-Application-fillable_responses.pdf, will be accepted until April 14, 2025, and can be submitted at the municipal office in Chesley, 1925 Bruce Road 10, or via email to cfraser@arran-elderslie.ca.
