🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

We have a new online self-serve tool called MyFiles for pre-building approvals! ⤵️ #BurlON

City of Burlington administrative services will be closed for Victoria Day on Monday, May 22. For a list of which City services and facilities are available on the Victoria Day holiday, please visit bit.ly/41CnCNW. #BurlON

Our spring street sweeping has begun and is expected to take up to four weeks to complete. Help us move through the streets faster by hockey/basketball nets off the roads along with garbage/recycling/green bins. bit.ly/3IiQ8NR #BurlON

#NationalAccessABILITYWeek is May 28 - June 3. There will be events and activities to help educate, raise awareness + showcase improvements to accessibility. It's also an opportunity to celebrate Canadians w/ disabilities. Learn more at bit.ly/436ODuA. #BurlON

Notice of Road Closure Update – Appleby Line-further to notice sent May 1, there is a change to the start date & schedule. Upper Middle Rd will be closed from Broadleaf Cres/Imperial Way to Heron Way from June 2 at 8PM (previously May 26) to June 5 at 5AM (previously May 29).

Our draft Urban Forest Master Plan is now ready for review through public info session and online survey. Info session is June 7, 7 p.m. at Tansley Woods Rec Centre or virtual and the survey is open now until June 30. Details, document + links at getinvolvedburlington.ca/ufmp. #BurlON

Residents are invited to attend Conservation Halton’s East Burlington Creeks Flood Hazard Mapping – Upcoming Public Engagement Session. June 6, 2023 at 7 p.m. Online via Zoom Register for your link at us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

⚠️ Burlington Fire Dept has issued a city-wide fire ban, prohibiting all open-air burning effective immediately (June 7, 2023). This city-wide ban includes properties with approved burn permits and is in place until further notice. People failing to comply may be fined. #BurlON

🔥 Burlington Fire Dept has lifted the open-air burning ban effective immediately. ⤵️ #BurlON

Residents that live in rural designated burning areas, with valid open-air burning permits, can resume open-air burning if necessary. Those with permits are reminded to follow the bylaw and conditions of their permit.

For more information about open-air burning and fire safety tips, contact the Burlington Fire Department at 905-637-8253 or visit burlington.ca/burnpermit.

The city’s tree pruning program is underway in the Orchard and some areas south of Upper Middle, between Appleby Line and Burloak Drive, inclusive of Regional roads. This is an essential maintenance practice. Any questions/concerns contact [email protected] or 905-335-7777.

Road Closure Update! Mon. June 19 (8:30am-5pm) Seneca Ave will be temporary closed. Local traffic can access Seneca Ave between New St & Bruce St, with detour signage installed to help aid. Pedestrians & cyclist will be able to utilize the waterfront trail during the closure.

Early Bird rate ends June 30th! This long-standing successful #BurlOn festival is a great way for local organizations & businesses to reach the community directly. More info at applebylinestreetfestival.ca/become-a-vendo… Save the date: Sunday, Sept 24

We recognize that the incredible city we live in is the result of many generations of leaders and residents who came before us. As part of our Burlington 150+ Canada Day celebrations yesterday I had the honour to be joined on stage by two of our former mayors, to thank them for

Looking forward to the Orchard Community Picnic taking place this Saturday Sept 16 from 12 to 4 pm. Visit Orchard Park for an afternoon of games, entertainment, food trucks and more! Everyone is welcome! Learn more at orchardcommunitypicnic.com

Great to see so many friends, neighbours, businesses and community groups out this afternoon at the annual Appleby Line Street Festival, launched in 2012 by my colleague Councillor Paul Sharman and a fantastic team of volunteers, including Halton District School Board Chair Margo

“We really need to make sure we have a proper distribution of taxes based on the needs of our communities, which are … becoming increasingly more challenging, as we already know, related to climate change and population growth and infrastructure shortages,” Paul Sharman

To meet the challenges our residents face will require a change in how municipalities are funded. The issues affecting quality of life in our communities have changed and are more complex than ever, but the funding formal hasn’t been updated in over 150 years. We are ready to do