Amanda RichardsonClerk Treasurer CAO
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St. Joseph
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for St. Joseph.
- Buyer type:
- City
- Location:
- Richards Landing, ON, CA
- Country:
- CA
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for St. Joseph.
Key metrics and characteristics
Population
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1,426
Propensity to Spend
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AI Adoption Score
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Startup Friendliness
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Board meetings and strategic plans from St. Joseph
This Community Safety and Well-Being Plan for Central Algoma outlines a collaborative approach and action plan to enhance the safety and well-being of its residents for the period 2021-2022. The plan identifies two priority risks: Mental Wellness and Substance Use/Addiction, and Community Safety and Crime Prevention. It aims to develop community resources, improve communication, and implement strategies to promote overall mental health, reduce substance-related harms, prevent crime, and foster a sense of belonging, with the overarching vision for the community to "LIVE * GROW * THRIVE".
The Council discussed various departmental reports including the proposed Public Works garage project and participation in a coordinated municipal tender process. They approved the formation of a pickleball sub-committee for the Recreation Department and granted a Noise By-Law exemption for the Go North Music Festival. Additionally, the Council authorized the issuance of an RFQ for electrical services at municipal facilities, supported addressing accessory structures in the upcoming zoning by-law review, and approved a new council meeting schedule. Other actions included authorizing emergency management service agreements, upgrading software for building permits and payment processing, appointing a representative to the Seniors Advisory Committee, and passing a resolution regarding the proposed closure of the LifeLabs laboratory. A closed session was held to discuss personnel, litigation, and department head performance evaluations.
The Council meeting involved several key discussions and approvals. New business included a Closed Session update on the PSW Program. The Council authorized staff to proceed with the potential sale of a portion of the municipal laneway at 1281 Spring Street, subject to public notification and survey review. Funding applications were authorized for the Old Town Hall Exterior, Insulation and Floor Replacement Project via the Ontario Trittium Foundation, and for the Go North Music Festival via OCAF, with a commitment to cover deficits from the Events Reserve. Applications to NOHFC and FedNor for the Community Improvement Plan Phase 1 were also authorized. The Council received the 2025 Integrity Commissioner Report and approved a four-month pilot project for monthly council meetings on the third Wednesday of the month, alongside authorizing a contract for meeting management software (eScribe). The 2026 Budget for the St. Joseph Island Planning Board was received and accepted. Correspondence items, including support for the 'Birth of Change' project to address prescription drug diversion, were processed. The Council also entered and rose from a Closed Session to discuss Department Head Performance Evaluations and PSW Program Updates. Finally, a by-law was passed to confirm the proceedings of the meeting.
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