This post, from July 31, has information on a Heat Warning initiated by the Medical Officer of Health.
It has been a scorching few days in Hamilton, and the Medical Officer of Health has initiated a heat warning effective today, July 31st.
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Continue reading “Heat Warning Notification effective July 31st”This post, from July 26, has information on a prestigious award recognizing the City of Hamilton’s latest budget.
The Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) has awarded the City of Hamilton a Distinguished Budget Award for its 2024 Budget. This marks the first time the City has received this prestigious recognition.
Continue reading “City of Hamilton receives award for 2024 budget”This post, from July 26, has information on the first positive tests for West Nile Virus in mosquitoes in the area.
A batch of mosquitoes trapped this week in Hamilton tested positive for West Nile virus (WNV). These are the first WNV positive mosquitos for Hamilton this year, prompting Hamilton’s Medical Officer of Health to move the WNV risk from low to moderate.
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Continue reading “Increased risk of West Nile Virus in Hamilton”This post, from July 16, has information on a recent text messaging scam which could impact Hamilton residents.
The City of Hamilton is warning residents about a new scam which has impacted various residents at this date.
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Continue reading “City warns residents of new scam”This post, from July 14, has details on bus tracking through 3rd party applications being restored.
HSR transit users can now track buses in real-time after the system was affected due to the cyberattack back in February.
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Continue reading “Real-time tracking is back”This post, from July 9, has information for homeowners on protection against potential flooding.
With heavy rain in the forecast, the City of Hamilton is preparing to respond to potential flooding and possibly hazardous conditions. The City is also reminding residents to take steps to prevent flooding in and around their homes, and be cautious around all bodies of water.
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Continue reading “Heavy rainfall ahead: Tips on how residents can protect their homes”This post, from July 9, has information on Luso Charities and its upcoming charitable walk, run or ride taking place on July 14.
Councillor Danko was recently invited to tour the Hamilton branch of Luso Canadian Charitable Society, a charitable organization that provides a safe, supportive and caring environment for individuals & families living with physical and/or developmental disabilities.
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Continue reading “Reminder: Volta Charities Walk and Ride”This post, from July 1, has details on the new play structure slated for Allison Park.
Starting July 2nd, Allison Park – located at 51 Piano Drive in Ward 8, is scheduled to be closed until the August long weekend as its play structure is replaced.
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