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Automated speed enforcement – coming soon
Automated speed enforcement, commonly known as photo radar, is coming soon to Ottawa streets. These signs serve as an early warning to motorists to slow down.
Blais breaks ground on massive new park in Avalon Encore
Don Boudria Park to become focal point of community life: Cumberland City Councillor Stephen Blais, joined by the Hon. Don Boudria, P.C. and members of the Boudria Family and Orléans Little League Baseball, broke ground on the largest community park in Avalon Encore.
CITY PLANS FOR ENHANCED ROAD SAFETY
Councillor Stephen Blais and Mayor Jim Watson announced a new plan that, pending Council approval, will direct City resources to improve safety for all users on Ottawa roads.
BUS SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS
Thank you to everyone who e-mailed me about LRT and their experience with both the train and bus network since the launch of LRT. I personally met with senior officials at OC Transpo to review the feedback and advocate for changes that addresses the problems that have been highlighted by riders.
Automated speed enforcement – coming soon
Automated speed enforcement, commonly known as photo radar, is coming soon to Ottawa streets. These signs serve as an early warning to motorists to slow down.
City prepared for localized flooding
The City of Ottawa is prepared for potential localized flooding in anticipation of the heavy rain in this weekend’s forecast. The City’s Emergency Operations Centre is in Situational Awareness and staff continue to monitor conditions in communities that have experienced flooding in the past.
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Fixing the Green Bin
Cumberland Councillor Stephen Blais is pleased that the City is finally addressing the inherent problems with the Green Bin Program. The Green Bin Program could expand under a revised contract with Orgaworld Canada Ltd.
2019 Budget in the works
The City budget helps to determine the amount of property taxes you pay to the City each year. If you are a home, business or property owner, you will pay your property taxes in two annual instalments.
Cleanup Continues
Today, our teams will continue with the clean-up. As we have learned from the past few events, winter operations happen in stages. We begin with major and arterial roads and sidewalks, keeping them clear and safe for residents, then we move into residential area and work to clear bus stops.
BUS SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS
Thank you to everyone who e-mailed me about LRT and their experience with both the train and bus network since the launch of LRT. I personally met with senior officials at OC Transpo to review the feedback and advocate for changes that addresses the problems that have been highlighted by riders.
Clearing snow in the capital
Snow removal is based on a road-priority system, with high-use roads and emergency and transit routes cleared first.
- Latest News
- Winter Weather
- Updates
- Parks
- Infrastructure
- OC Transpo
- Safety
- Community
- Environment
- Budget
Automated speed enforcement – coming soon
Automated speed enforcement, commonly known as photo radar, is coming soon to Ottawa streets. These signs serve as an early warning to motorists to slow down.
Cleanup Continues
Today, our teams will continue with the clean-up. As we have learned from the past few events, winter operations happen in stages. We begin with major and arterial roads and sidewalks, keeping them clear and safe for residents, then we move into residential area and work to clear bus stops.
BUS SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS
Thank you to everyone who e-mailed me about LRT and their experience with both the train and bus network since the launch of LRT. I personally met with senior officials at OC Transpo to review the feedback and advocate for changes that addresses the problems that have been highlighted by riders.
Blais breaks ground on massive new park in Avalon Encore
Don Boudria Park to become focal point of community life: Cumberland City Councillor Stephen Blais, joined by the Hon. Don Boudria, P.C. and members of the Boudria Family and Orléans Little League Baseball, broke ground on the largest community park in Avalon Encore.
CITY PLANS FOR ENHANCED ROAD SAFETY
Councillor Stephen Blais and Mayor Jim Watson announced a new plan that, pending Council approval, will direct City resources to improve safety for all users on Ottawa roads.
BUS SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS
Thank you to everyone who e-mailed me about LRT and their experience with both the train and bus network since the launch of LRT. I personally met with senior officials at OC Transpo to review the feedback and advocate for changes that addresses the problems that have been highlighted by riders.
Automated speed enforcement – coming soon
Automated speed enforcement, commonly known as photo radar, is coming soon to Ottawa streets. These signs serve as an early warning to motorists to slow down.
City prepared for localized flooding
The City of Ottawa is prepared for potential localized flooding in anticipation of the heavy rain in this weekend’s forecast. The City’s Emergency Operations Centre is in Situational Awareness and staff continue to monitor conditions in communities that have experienced flooding in the past.
Fixing the Green Bin
Cumberland Councillor Stephen Blais is pleased that the City is finally addressing the inherent problems with the Green Bin Program. The Green Bin Program could expand under a revised contract with Orgaworld Canada Ltd.
2019 Budget in the works
The City budget helps to determine the amount of property taxes you pay to the City each year. If you are a home, business or property owner, you will pay your property taxes in two annual instalments.
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