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In Clarington, By-law No. 2015-047 regulates the discharge and sale of fireworks. Residents are permitted to discharge fireworks only between dusk and 11 p.m. on the three days immediately preceding and including Canada Day. Additionally, the by-law prohibits the discharge of fireworks on municipal property, public
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Clarington Emergency and Fire Services have outlined several safety guidelines for using sparklers, particularly emphasizing precautions for children. The guidelines are as follows: 1. Ensure that everyone handling sparklers wears protective gloves. 2. Avoid loose-fitting or flowing clothing, which can catch fire. 3. Children should only use sparklers under
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Clarington has received a Seniors Community Grant from the Province of Ontario amounting to up to $18,630. This funding was announced during a special event at the Courtice Community Complex, which houses Clarington’s 55+ Older Adult Activity Centre. The grant aims to support local organizations that enhance social
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Clarington Emergency and Fire Services has issued safety tips for residents planning to celebrate Canada Day with fireworks. Residents are reminded to be considerate of their neighbors when discharging fireworks. In Clarington, By-law No. 2015-047 regulates the discharge and sale of fireworks, allowing residents to discharge them only
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Council received an update about a project to reduce the use of rodenticides at municipal facilities. Following a successful pilot at the Courtice Community Complex, the rodenticide-free program will be expanded to other municipal recreation facilities. Staff were also directed to develop an administrative pest management directive to reduce
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Clarington’s Diversity Leadership Bursary is designed to encourage and celebrate young community leaders by alleviating some of the financial barriers associated with post-secondary education. The bursary provides $1,500 to eligible graduating high school students involved in activities and initiatives that promote diversity, inclusion, anti-racism, and accessibility
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Clarington has received a Seniors Community Grant from the Province of Ontario’s Ministry for Seniors and Accessibility, amounting to up to $18,630. This funding will support a new program called Age Wise – Eat Right, Feel Right, which aims to educate older adults about nutrition, cooking safety, and independent
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The Municipality of Clarington will implement accessibility improvements along King Street East in Bowmanville. These enhancements will include concrete curb and sidewalk ramping, improved crosswalks, tactile plates, and pedestrian signal upgrades at key intersections. The intersections receiving these upgrades are: King Street East at St. George Street, King Street East
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The Municipality of Clarington is set to improve roadway conditions on King Street East from Lambert Street to Haines Road. The project will convert a four-lane section into a consistent two-lane road with buffered cycling lanes and a continuous centre left turn lane. Key benefits include improved roadway
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The Municipality of Clarington will undertake roadway improvements on King Street East from Lambert Street to Haines Road. The construction is expected to begin in late summer 2024 and will last approximately 4-6 weeks. During this period, through traffic and access to all properties will remain open; however, short
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Residents planning to discharge fireworks are reminded to be considerate of their neighbours. It is advised to inform neighbours in advance about the fireworks display, as not everyone appreciates the noise. Additionally, residents should be mindful of pets, which may be frightened by the sounds of fireworks. Fireworks should be
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The Municipality of Clarington is set to undertake roadway improvements on King Street East from Frank Street to Mearns Avenue in Bowmanville. The scope of work includes local catch basin, maintenance hole, concrete curb, and sidewalk repairs. Additionally, asphalt grinding and surface re-paving will be conducted. The project will