March 29, 2020 – Special statement from Dr. Vera Etches, Medical Officer of Health It’s a challenging and even frustrating time for everyone – parents, children, teenagers, seniors, employers and employees and essential services workers. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve and every citizen must continue doing their part to keep themselves, their family members, their neighbours, […]
City parks and amenities are now closed, walkthroughs permitted only
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all city park facilities and park equipment are now closed until further notice. Only walkthroughs are permitted – while respecting physical (social) distancing. Sports fields and courts The amenities and spaces that are closed for use include: Public sports fields – including those located at recreationfacilities Ball diamonds Basketball and tennis courts These types […]
Deferrals for property tax payments & other city service bills
This morning, Council received a memo from city staff outlining potential changes to Interim Property Tax payments as well as other financial programs. These proposed changes are part of the city’s response to COVID-19. Please review the memo below and check Ottawa.ca frequently for updates. Memo from City Staff: The purpose of this memo is […]
Have your say on the Community Safety and Well-Being Plan
Everyone has a role to play in safety and well-being, and the City of Ottawa is seeking your feedback as we develop Ottawa’s Community Safety and Well-Being Plan. The plan, which is required under the Province’s Safer Ontario Act, 2018, will outline strategies and actions to improve safety and well-being for everyone in Ottawa. But […]
Help shape the City’s Solid Waste Master Plan
The City is developing a new Solid Waste Master Plan that will guide how we manage waste in Ottawa over the next 30 years. Residents will have numerous opportunities over the next 18 months to shape and influence the plan. Here’s what you can do, starting right now: Join the conversation and learn more about […]
Council takes unprecedented action to address LRT issues
The City of Ottawa will issue, within 24 hours, a Notice of Default to Rideau Transit Group, the company responsible for maintaining the Confederation Line, following direction from City Council. This escalation of the City’s legal rights is in response to Rideau Transit Group’s failure to address significant issues with train and station availability, and the multiple failures that have continued across the light-rail transit system since the […]
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