The meeting encompassed multiple committee reports, including Planning and Development, Finance and Administration, Parks and Recreation, Operations, and the Striking Committee. Key topics discussed included 2027 budget timelines, the Use of Corporate Resources for Election Purposes policy, and the establishment of a Joint Election Compliance Audit Committee for the 2026-2030 term. Specific committee business addressed development charge reports, community care service establishment, animal control officer appointments, provincial gas tax funding agreements, non-eligible recycling fees, and Masonic Hall lease agreements. Additionally, the Parks and Recreation Committee reviewed Festival Hall updates, official plan costs, the Silver Stick collaborative agreement, and EASE grant funding. Operations Committee members discussed water reservoir system expansions, waste management collection contracts, sanitary services, and Ottawa River Transit fare adjustments.
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The Council meeting involved several key discussions and approvals, including the adoption of resolutions related to the Quarry Road Extension project, water reservoir system expansion management services, and a new waste management curbside collection contract. Additionally, the Council addressed the 2025 development charges treasurer's statement, reviewed various by-laws, and held a closed session to discuss legal, land acquisition, and negotiation matters. Proclamations were issued for upcoming awareness weeks and days, and various committee reports were received and acted upon.
Jun 2, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Pembroke Council Council Meeting
The Council meeting involved several key actions, including the appointment of municipal by-law enforcement officers and the authorization of a lease agreement with the Masonic Temple Corporation to address office space shortages. Council approved amendments to development charges, authorized an agreement for dedicated gas tax funds for public transportation, and formally adopted several proclamations including Seniors' Month, Pride Month, and BGC Club Day. Additionally, the Council resolved to develop an Economic Development Strategic Plan to be completed in 2027 and confirmed the proceedings of the meeting through a confirming by-law.
Apr 21, 2026·Board meeting
City of Pembroke Council Regular Meeting
The council meeting addressed a wide range of administrative and operational items. Key discussions included the award of tenders for D'Arcy Street reconstruction, various zoning amendments for properties on Matheson Drive and Isabella Street, and the transfer of ownership for Victoria Street. Several by-laws were enacted, including those establishing municipal user fees, appointment of enforcement officers for hospital parking lots, and amendments to false alarm and property standards regulations. Proclamations were issued for Cancer Awareness Month, Parkinson's Awareness Month, National Dental Hygiene Week, and National Public Safety Telecommunicator's Week. Additionally, the council reviewed the Integrity Commissioner's annual report, heard updates regarding land acquisition proposals, and discussed ongoing community projects, including facility and infrastructure improvements.
