This article, from June 3, has information on a recent proposal from staff to “green” Hamilton’s fleet of vehicles.
Staff recently presented a “green-fleet” plan for the City of Hamilton’s 1,300 vehicles, which would significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions and save $1.145 million in fuel and maintenance costs.
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Continue reading “Hamilton to green its fleet over next 4 years”This article, from May 27, contains details on the City of Hamilton being recognized with two awards by the Transportation Association of Canada
Each year, the Transportation Association of Canada (TAC) recognizes exceptional contributions made by its member organizations across Canada through its Technical Achievement Awards – with the City receiving two awards including those for Road Safety Engineering and Sustainable Mobility.
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Continue reading “City of Hamilton wins Technical Achievement Awards for Vision Zero Action Plan and Keddy Access Trail”This article from January 19 contains details of upcoming construction projects in the Bonnington & Southam Neighbourhood of Ward 8.
Residents in parts of the Bonnington and Southam neighbourhoods will be receiving improved municipal services as part of the City of Hamilton’s ongoing upgrades to infrastructure. The project is slated to begin this spring.
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Continue reading “Project Notice for Residents in Bonnington and Southam Neighbourhoods”This article, from December 9, contains details on the City Auditor’s Accessible Transportation Services audit.
The City Auditor has released their findings from the Accessible Transportation Services (ATS) eligibility audit with the Public Works Committee.
In November 2019, the Public Works Committee requested the City
Auditor to complete an accessible transportation services eligibility
audit.
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Close to 20,000 homes across the City of Hamilton still have lead service pipes, which are found in many older homes built before the 1950s.
With a new tweak to the Property Standards by-law based on staff recommendations, the City is looking towards an eradication of the older lines and providing safer water supplies for all.
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This article, from June 2, contains information about upcoming closures affecting both the westbound and eastbound LINC.
The Linc will be closed starting this weekend, one direction at a time, to address deteriorating asphalt surface. The work will include spot repairs to asphalt some sections of shave and pave resurfacing, cleaning of catch basins, pavement marking replacement and some signage repair.
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Continue reading “Linc to be closed for construction starting June 5th”
The following article contains multiple department updates as of March 23, 2020 from the City of Hamilton concerning HSR essential service, waste collection, parking services, vulnerable citizens and playground closures.
The City of Hamilton provided multiple updates today regarding HSR service, waste services, playground closures, supports for vulnerable citizens, and parking updates as it works towards putting more safety measures in place due to the spread of COVID-19 in Hamilton.
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The 70s and 80s era brought us many notable, local architectural achievements like the Central Library, Hamilton Place and the Art Gallery of Hamilton. However, the high back semi barrier curbs on sidewalks constructed throughout numerous new developments in the 1970s and 1980s within Ward 8 are not celebrated, and the committed funds will help correct inadequacies for homeowners.
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Continue reading “$68k Committed to Improve Ward 8 Sidewalks”
