This post, from October 31, has information on upcoming community engagement regarding the City’s new stormwater incentive program.
With the change to the City of Hamilton’s stormwater funding model, the public is invited to provide feedback on a new stormwater incentive program.
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Continue reading “City seeking your input in upcoming stormwater engagement”This post, from October 30, has information on COVID and influenza vaccines being offered for all Hamiltonians.
As of October 30th, all Hamilton residents six months of age and older can access flu and COVID vaccines through participating pharmacies, community care partners, and Hamilton Public Health vaccine clinics.
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Continue reading “Influenza and COVID vaccines available for all Hamiltonians”This post, from October 28, has information on how residents can participate in the upcoming budgetary process.
The City of Hamilton is inviting residents to participate and have their say about the City’s 2024 budget.
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Continue reading “Get involved in the City’s 2024 budget process”This post, from October 27, has details on the City surpassing $2billion in construction value.
The City of Hamilton has reached a new major milestone for the highest all-time construction value on record, $2,133,057,915, surpassing the previous record set in 2021.
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Continue reading “City surpasses $2 billion construction value at record pace.”This post, from October 26, has details on the Snow Angels snow-clearing subsidy.
The Snow Angels program, previously a volunteer-driven snow removal service for low-income seniors and/or people with disabilities who live in the City of Hamilton, will now be a subsidy-based program for those who need assistance with snow removal.
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Continue reading “Snow Angels snow-clearing subsidy”This post, from October 26, has information for transit users about the potential for service disruption.
The City of Hamilton is advising transit users of the potential of a disruption to service as ATU Local 107 is now in a strike position.
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Continue reading “Transit users should prepare for disruption”This post, from October 18, has information on safeguarding your pipes this winter.
With winter quickly approaching, Hamilton Water is reminding residents – especially those who have had a frozen pipe in the past – on best practices to ensure that your water is running freely this winter.
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Continue reading “Keep your pipes running this winter”This post, from October 14, has details on the proposed re-development of the former Stelco lands.
New site plans and renderings for a major industrial development that’s the size of New York’s Central Park on Hamilton’s harbourfront were recently revealed.
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Continue reading “New site plans for major industrial park in Hamilton”This post, from October 13, has details on the federal government’s $93.5 million investment towards housing in Hamilton.
The Federal Government announced that the City of Hamilton will receive $93.5 million dollars related to the Housing Accelerator Fund.
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Continue reading “Government announces $93.5 million towards accelerating Hamilton housing”This post, from October 11, has information on an upcoming open house hosted by Waste Management staff.
Hello Ward 8 Neighbours,
The month of October is Circular Economy Month across Canada, and with next week recognized was Waste Reduction Week, the City will be hosting an open house at the City’s central composting and recycling facility.
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Continue reading “It’s Circular Economy Month!”
