Ugo Brunet-Richer

The meeting included discussions on several municipal matters, such as the adoption of the agenda and updates from the mayor regarding financial statements and water distribution management. The Council addressed inquiries from the public concerning infrastructure repairs for playgrounds and parking lots, traffic calming measures, fireworks regulations, and water management on the Villemomble estate. Additionally, the Council discussed upcoming recruitment efforts and the assessment of dams in the area.

The council discussed several initiatives including safety measures for a new primary school, grant support for a youth center recreational project, and the renovation of a local park. A Family and Seniors Action Plan and Policy for 2026-2030 was adopted. The council also authorized swimming passes for local schools as part of graduation celebrations and awarded multiple contracts for the Rang Double road rehabilitation project. Additionally, the council recognized a local student for his national achievement in karate.

The council discussed the 2024-2026 three-year capital works program, focusing on major projects such as the filtration plant, the wastewater treatment plant, and the creation of a new administrative center. Additionally, the 2024 municipal budget was presented and adopted, emphasizing the reduction of the tax burden and the maintenance of essential services. A question period was held where citizens raised concerns regarding street maintenance, tax increases, and the status of local amenities such as the library and park lighting. The mayor also recognized the community's success in fundraising efforts, including the annual food drive and a local charity bike ride.

The City Council meeting addressed various municipal concerns, including the removal of safety spheres and asphalt, the planning of bicycle paths and signage, and the potential relocation of community groups, specifically folklore associations, back to City Hall. Discussions also touched upon property code violations and the city's strategic planning for community facilities.

The council meeting addressed several significant municipal matters, including the introduction of a bylaw for a loan to finance infrastructure improvements for the local road, Randou. Financial support was approved for the Blessed Émilie Gamelin Parish to assist with heritage preservation and community fundraising. The council successfully secured grants for enhancing safety in school corridors near Héritage de l'Aubier and Carrefour des Lacs primary schools. Additionally, a grant application was authorized to support a fishing for beginners activity at the recreational park. Finally, the council addressed the urgent need to optimize wastewater treatment infrastructure to ensure environmental compliance and authorized the retention of an engineering firm to develop a technological solution.