PICKERING: HIGHLIGHTS of Councillor Brenner eNEWSLETTER

The June 23rd Brenner newsletter is presented in two forms: a link to the full version and a highlights only form displayed below.

Original newsletter, click —> FULL NEWSLETTER

below, the highlights version of Brenner’s eNEWSLETTER
[This is a summary of the newsletter. Any omissions/errors are mine. Richard Szpin]

DURHAM REGION vs CITY OF PICKERING
DURHAM REGION

  • consists of 8 member Municipalities: Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington, Brock, Scugog, and Uxbridge
  • provides shared services to each of the 8 member Municipalities through the Regional Tax Base
  • represented by a Regional Chair and a Regional Council, elected in their Municipalities
  • Regional Councillors represent the entire Region, but when at their host Municipality function as City Councillors

SERVICES OVERLAP

  • Ontario government is reviewing Regional Governments to increase efficiencies.
    Ontario government will not be abolishing Regional Government.
  • Watch for more updates.

BIKING MONTH

  • Pickering residents can take part in these biking activities and enter into prize draws.
  • For more information, click à durham.ca/BikeMonth

FRENCHMAN’S BAY WEST Waterfront UPDATE

  • Rest stations: updated for year-round accessibility;
  • Spectator Seating Area: under construction;
  • Boat Dock: under construction;
  • Low Profile Lighting: pending delivery, installation scheduled
  • Pickering FARMERS’ MARKET
                reopened for the season
                Tuesday, 9 am – 2 pm
                Chestnut Hill Recreation Complex
  • Recognition and celebration of Ward 1 leaders
                A number of Pickering residents have been awarded and recognized for their service to the community.

Community Town Hall

  •   July 12, 7pm – Frenchman’s Bay West Park (details in newsletter)

Capital and Operations BUDGET

  • Budget summaries available on line at BUDGET

Council updates:

  • Nuisance By-law:      details available at NUISANCE

Regional Council updates:

  • Regional Public Works: REPORT
  • Regional council meetings are open to the public
  • Regional council agendas are posted at MEETING INFO
  • Regional council services briefing notes available at Briefing Notes

My Durham 311

  • an online self-service phone service for residents to request a service or report an issue to the Region
  • the service permits residents to submit and track requests regarding many Regional services: waste and recycling, water and sewer, traffic inquiries
  • accessible 24/7 at myDurham311.ca
  • more details in the full newsletter

QUESTIONS or CONCERNS

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