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Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
97
Population
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2,091
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lebel-sur-Quévillon
The council authorized several personnel actions, including the hiring of temporary summer staff and maintenance workers. Financial matters addressed included the approval of disbursements and financial statements for June 2026, adoption of the 2025 financial report, and authorization of a tax credit for a local business. The council awarded contracts and authorized payments for municipal projects such as fire station repairs, snow blower maintenance, landfill management, ball field lighting upgrades, and the construction of a new drinking water reservoir. Additionally, the council adopted a new contract management regulation, cancelled an invitation to tender regarding vegetation fire risks, approved an encroachment tolerance servitude for a residential property, and formalized agreements with external partners for rent supplement and civil security services. The session concluded with acknowledgments for community event organizers.
The council passed a resolution for a loan by promissory notes to fund the reconstruction of the municipal garage. Authorization was granted for the rental of a snow blower, the short-term rental of a fueling truck for collaboration with SOPFIM, and progress payment number 7 for the procurement of a potable water tank. The council also approved a direct contract for fire risk mitigation, a direct contract for the replacement of municipal ball field lighting, and a subordination of rank for a resolutory clause regarding a land sale to a company. Additionally, the council authorized the signing of a lease with an option to purchase for an industrial lot and concluded with a public question period regarding the pyrolysis plant project.
The council approved various administrative and operational items, including the hiring of summer staff and changes to the volunteer firefighter roster. Financial authorizations included the approval of disbursements, investment reports, and payments for municipal projects such as water reservoir construction and landfill maintenance. Procurement decisions involved the purchase of ice resurfacing and lighting equipment. The council also addressed administrative notices regarding intermunicipal agreements and contract management bylaws. Significant attention was given to community recovery, with multiple resolutions passed to recognize and thank emergency services, community organizations, and businesses for their support during recent emergency response efforts. Additionally, the council voiced official support for infrastructure projects involving bridge repairs on local routes.
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