Committees
Kitchener City Council is responsible for policy and decision making, monitoring the operations and performance of the city, analyzing and approving budgets and determining spending priorities. In order to complete their role, Council meets regularly to discuss current issues facing the city and its residents – along with regular day-to-day operational business -- and to make decisions on those items based on what’s best for the collective city overall.

Kitchener City Council meets at 7 pm on alternate Mondays, except for holidays, in the Council Chambers at City Hall at 200 King Street West. Meetings are open to the general public. Agendas and minutes (minutes date back to 1992) from those meetings are available to be viewed on-line, by clicking below on Agendas and Minutes. As well, minutes for all of Council’s Advisory and Standing Committees are also posted there, dating back anywhere from one year to a decade.

	Agendas and Minutes
	Committees and Boards
	Committee of Adjustment
	Standing Committees