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1Community engagement and vision development: 2023 to 2024
Community members shared ideas and feedback through surveys, workshops, open houses and other events.
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2Action plan development and approval: 2024 to 2025
The action plan was completed and approved by City Council in 2025.
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3Action plan implementation: 2025 to 2032
Residents, community organizations and project partners are working together to implement priority actions and monitor progress.
Overview
Cooksville is one of Mississauga’s most established and diverse neighbourhoods. Located along Cooksville Creek, it’s home to residential communities, schools, parks, businesses, community services and transit connections.
The neighbourhood faces challenges related to extreme heat, flooding, urban growth and access to green spaces. The City, in partnership with the Credit Valley Conservation (CVC), Peel Region and the community, developed the Cooksville SNAP to help address these challenges, while building on the community’s strengths.
View the CVC Cooksville SNAP Action Plan.
Cooksville SNAP neighbourhood map
Community involvement
Nearly 2,400 community members helped develop the Cooksville SNAP through community engagement activities.
Residents continue to take part in tree plantings, educational workshops and other neighbourhood improvement projects. Community feedback and local leadership help keep actions focused on neighbourhood needs and priorities.
For a full list of upcoming events, visit the CVC Cooksville SNAP website.
Project contact
For more information about this project, email Lajanthan.prabaharan@mississauga.ca