Oshawa said it is encouraging residents, business owners and community members to join the city for a virtual Town Hall every other Wednesday to ask questions, listen in and learn more about the city’s efforts during this difficult time.
When: The first virtual town hall will occur Wednesday, May 6 at 6:30 pm.
How: There are three different ways to access the virtual town halls:
- By calling the toll free phone number and entering the May 6 access code followed by #. If you are choosing to dial in, you will not be able to ask questions during the virtual town hall, but can submit them before the call to communications@oshawa.ca.
- Using a desktop or laptop computer, visit https://oshawa.webex.com and enter the May 6 access code to join the meeting followed by the event password. If you are choosing to access the virtual town hall on a desktop or laptop computer, you will be able to ask questions during the virtual town hall through the Q&A tool.
- Download the WebEx Meetings app on a mobile device, select Join Meeting and enter the May 6 access code. You may be asked to enter the event password. If you are choosing to access the virtual town hall through a mobile device, you will be able to ask questions during the virtual town hall through the Q&A tool.
Additional information on how to join the virtual town halls is available at www.oshawa.ca/connect. Community members choosing to access via computer or mobile app are encouraged to test before to ensure they don’t miss a minute during the event, the city said.
Use the following access numbers for the May 6 Virtual Town Hall:
- Toll free number: 1-833-311-4101
- May 6 access code: 715 608 494
- Password: 12345
Note that access codes will be different for each event.
Why: It’s a chance for the community to become part of the conversation: ask questions, listen in, and learn more about community efforts during this difficult time.
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