This post, from February 21, has information on preventing the spread of measles as Public Health confirms its first local case of 2025.
Hamilton Public Health Services have reported the first confirmed case of measles this year with no known source of infection or known link at this point.
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Continue reading “Medical Advisory: Measles Activity, Prevention and Preparedness”This post, from February 19, has details on the City adopting the 2025 Tax Budget.
The 2025 Tax Budget reflects a balanced approach to maintaining affordability while also investing in services and infrastructure.
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Continue reading “City of Hamilton Adopts 2025 Municipal Budget”This post, from February 15, has information on a Community Safety Survey being conducted by Wilfrid Laurier University.
Wilfrid Laurier University is conducting an online survey to better understand the perceptions of safety and victimization of individuals across the City of Hamilton, and are inviting Hamiltonians to participate in the Hamilton Community Safety Survey.
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Continue reading “Hamilton Community Safety Survey”This post, from February 11, has information on the City’s launch of the Vacant Unit Tax.
The City of Hamilton’s new Vacant Unit Tax (VUT) declaration period opens today, marking an important step in the City’s efforts to address Hamilton’s affordable housing crisis. The program aims to increase the supply of housing in Hamilton by encouraging residential property owners to occupy or rent their properties rather than leaving them vacant.
Continue reading “Hamilton launches new Vacant Unit Tax”This post, from January 20th, has information on the City’s Affordable Housing Development Project Stream, which will help support 11 projects, including Ward 8’s Caledon Avenue housing project.
The City of Hamilton has reached a significant milestone in its ongoing commitment to affordable housing. Through the Affordable Housing Development Project Stream process’ inaugural intake round, 11 projects will receive municipal funding contributions to move forward with construction this year – including 60 Caledon Ave in Ward 8.
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Continue reading “City Advances Affordable Housing Development Projects – including 60 Caledon Avenue”This post, from January 13, has details on the Planning Committee’s achievements the last calendar year.
The Planning Committee and Planning and Economic Development Department have capped an excellent 2024 by highlighting department initiatives and international recognition.
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Continue reading “Planning Committee caps an exciting 2024”This post, from January 15, has information on this year’s water rates.
The City of Hamilton is advising water customers of changes to water and wastewater/storm rates that are effective as of January 1, 2025.
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Continue reading “Public Notice of Approved Water & Wastewater Rates for 2025”This post, from January 14, has information on auto theft prevention and how to keep your vehicle (and valuables) safe.
Since January 1st, over 50 cars have been stolen in Hamilton. While certain vehicles may be more attractive to thieves, no car is immune to theft. Hamilton Police suggest that by taking a few precautions, you can significantly reduce the likelihood of your vehicle becoming a target.
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Continue reading “Auto Theft Prevention: Tips to Protect Your Vehicle”This post, from January 8th, has information on how residents can participate in the 2025 budgetary process.
The City of Hamilton is asking residents to have their say in the 2025 budget. Those wanting to give their input can submit an application to delegate at the general issues committee meeting on Jan. 20.
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Continue reading “City of Hamilton asking residents for input on its 2025 budget”This post, originally published November 22nd, has information on a new interactive budget tool introduced by the City of Hamilton.
The City of Hamilton is enhancing public engagement in its budget development process with the launch of the Balancing Act Budget Tool, an interactive platform designed to empower residents to explore and provide input on the City’s budget priorities.
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