Disability Consultative Committee
Disability Consultative Committee In 2006, Sligo County Council agreed to establish a Disability Consultative Committee. The Committee’s actions fall into
The Sligo PPN is built on collaboration and community involvement — and our committees play a vital role in making that happen. Each one brings together local representatives who share ideas, help guide decisions, and make sure the voices of our member groups are heard where it matters. From environmental issues to social inclusion and governance, these committees focus on real priorities and deliver meaningful outcomes.
Take a closer look at the groups below to see how they work and how they contribute to a more connected and representative Sligo.
Disability Consultative Committee In 2006, Sligo County Council agreed to establish a Disability Consultative Committee. The Committee’s actions fall into
Independent Evaluation Committee The Independent Evaluation Committee (IEC) assesses and evaluates proposals and projects for funding through LEADER and Sligo
Local Community Development Committee The Sligo LCDC was established in 2014 ‘for the purposes of developing, coordinating and implementing a coherent and
Place Names Committee Place names are an important aspect of our cultural heritage. They have the ability to communicate the
Public Arts Steering Committee The remit of the PASC is to develop a Commissions Plan for County Sligo for a
Sligo Heritage Forum Committee The County Sligo Heritage Forum takes account of all aspects of heritage in County Sligo, both
Sligo Leader Partnership Company In 2020, for the first time, Sligo PPN were offered the opportunity to elect a representative
The Local Community Safety Partnership (LCSP) replaces the former Joint Policing Committee and brings a broader range of voices to
Sport & Recreation Partnership Sligo Sport and Recreation Partnership aims to support increased participation in sport and active recreation throughout
Strategic Policy Committees – SPCs Strategic Policy Committees (SPCs) are local authority committees in city and county councils whose membership