Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Julie Stockford’s organization
Sep 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Council of the Municipality of Carleton Council Meeting
The Council discussed and approved a resolution authorizing the police committee to revise a proposal regarding the formation of a regional police service. The Council also reviewed funding models for the Provincial Municipal Highway Program (PMHP) related to improvements on Route 105, addressing complexities involving paving, sidewalk construction, and water and sewer line infrastructure. Ultimately, the Council approved a motion to submit a PMHP application in the amount of $2,294,246 for the 2031 fiscal year.
Sep 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Council Council Meeting
The Council discussed various municipal topics including local procurement policies favoring local and Canadian suppliers for major projects, the creation of a resource manual regarding the local governance act, and a letter of appreciation for the department of transportation. Administrative reports highlighted the progress of waterfront and park projects, the status of waste collection modernization, age-friendly community initiatives, cemetery governance, and police and climate adaptation planning. Public works updates focused on road trimming, repairs to underground water infrastructure, and booster station pump maintenance issues. The recreation report covered the end of baseball and softball seasons, senior programming, the upcoming after-school program, and ice plant start-up. Additionally, the fire department reported on call statistics and community event participation.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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The council received a presentation regarding an age-friendly community design program. Key discussions focused on strengthening social supports for seniors, identifying systemic barriers such as transportation challenges for medical appointments and meal accessibility, and evaluating the potential for seeking official age-friendly designation. The council also addressed the formation of a steering committee to develop a three-year plan and the availability of external funding streams to support these initiatives.
Jul 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Regular Council Regular Council Meeting
The council discussed various administrative and community topics, including the transfer of oversight for transportation network companies (ride-sharing services) to the province. Updates were provided on municipal projects, such as IT recovery after a server failure, progress on the new fire truck procurement, and recreation facility planning. Additionally, the council moved to finalize and approve bylaw amendments regarding water and sewer systems and fire prevention, aligning them with provincial standards. The council also expressed support for participating in community initiatives related to nursing home services and age-friendly community programs.
