Significant Weather Event

After reviewing weather reports and observing the weather warning 
issued by Environment Canada, we are declaring a significant weather 
event in the municipality, as defined within the Minimum Maintenance 
Standards Ontario Regulation 239/02.


During the significant weather event, we are advising motorists, 
pedestrians and residents to use extra caution as the municipality 
may not be able to meet its maintenance standards for roads, 
sidewalks and walking trail.


This declaration will not change how or when the municipality 
performs its winter maintenance operations. However, it may take 
the municipality longer than usual to bring the roads and sidewalks 
back to a state of repair.


Public safety is the municipality’s top priority. We will provide 
updates when the significant weather event has ended.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we continue 
ensure the safety of staff, residents, pedestrians and motorists.


Contact Public Works at 613-395-1241 or the Municipal Office at 613-
395-3380, if you have any issues or concerns during this significant 
weather event

Half-Load Restrictions Now in Effect

Half-load restrictions are in effect until further notice.  These restrictions are implemented each year to preserve and protect our roads from freeze-thaw cycles during late winter and into spring.  Half-load restriction apply to all roads with some exceptions.

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Welcome to the 2025 Public Budget Input

Stirling-Rawdon has been reviewing the needs of the Municipality for 2025 since last fall.  We started in late August with a preliminary budget survey. 

Council reviewed the preliminary budget input received. 

The survey showed the following areas were the main areas to concentrate on for level of service:

  • General Government - Maintain or decrease current service
  • Protection to Persons & Property - Maintain current service
  • Transportation - Increase or maintain current service
  • Environmental Services - Maintain current service
  • Health Service - Increase or maintain current service
  • Recreation & Cultural - Maintain current service
  • Planning & Development - Maintain current service

Capital Budget results showed to concentrate on renewing the assets that support existing levels of service, with the most important area being Transportation.

Council  then reviewed staff suggestions for capital in October/November and provided direction to staff for what projects to tender. 

Operational budget was reviewed in November and Capital budget was reviewed in January. 

The Overall budget was reviewed and the draft proposed budget was approved in March with direction for further public input.

When you review the attached report and budget, do you feel that we have addressed the preliminary budget input results?
 


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