With just two weeks left in the hockey season, a Senators-Leafs playoff series is looking likely, which could be fun…and interesting!
This week’s newsletter includes:
Ottawa Police Service joins CAMSafe
Shelter zoning permissions
Good news for motorists and bus passengers who commute northbound via Woodroffe—the terrible section from Navaho to Baseline (all lanes) will be fully resurfaced as part of this year’s construction season.
Also in this week’s newsletter:
Newcomer reception centre update
Street racing and noise enforcement
Federal election signs
World War II: Commonwealth Air Training Plan
Interim property tax bills are due this Thursday March 20. Property taxes may also be paid at a client service centre (eg. Ben Franklin Place, City Hall), online, or by mail.
Also in this newsletter:
Chapman Mills and St. Emily school traffic
Greenbank Road realignment information session
Seeking your feedback on lawn lights
The last week has felt like a really long year.
This week’s newsletter includes:
Snowbank removal update
Mois de la Francophonie
Greenbank Road pathway update
Make your mark: bookmark creation - Drop-in on your PD Day and create your very own bookmarks! Supplies provided. Ages 6-12.
The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee approved amending the rules for residential boulevard gardening to allow growing food and placing planters in the residential boulevard.
Since the program’s inception in 1996, the Adopt-a-Park/Adopt-a-Road program continues to see annual growth in program participation. The program attracts many civic-minded and environmentally conscious individuals, families, community groups and businesses that are committed to keeping public spaces clean, green, and litter-free.
Election signs for the 2025 Canadian federal election can be placed on public and private property (with the permission of the resident or business owner) until 11:59 pm on Thursday, May 1.
The Ottawa Police Service has launched CAMSafe, a new initiative designed to enhance crime prevention and assist in investigations by leveraging community security cameras.
Ball diamonds and sports fields need maintenance and drying time before they open and could be damaged if used while in their current condition.
