News
West Nile Virus being found in the Cornwall / Chartwell area of Ward 3
A batch of mosquitoes collected in Oakville has tested positive for West Nile virus (WNV).
“Get to know your Neighbours”
We need people calling in when suspicious persons are witnessed around the neighbourhoods.
Livable Oakville is the Town’s new Official Plan. June 14, 2011
Livable Oakville, the town’s new official plan for the lands south of Dundas Street and north of Highway 407, was approved by the Ontario Municipal Board on May 10, 2011.
Aspen Forest Park. Mini soccer field expansion proposal.
Letter from JCRA President, June 11, 2011.
Citizens for Clean Air Calls for Action in Ontario Legislature This Week
C4CA has released this statement prior to the house rising. C4CA is still pushing for Bill 8, or something better if 3rd reading of Bill 8 is unachievable.
*UPDATE – MISSING BURLINGTON TEEN LOCATED*
The investigation into the disappearance of Sarah Salisbury led police to believe she may be in Montreal.
JCRA. Community Tree Planting. May 9, 2011
JCRA along with Beavers, neighbours and Regional Counsellor Bird and Town Counsellor Gittings planted 300 trees in Joshua Valley.
Night Time Residential Entries along Lakeshore Rd corridor
Night Time Residential Entries along Lakeshore Rd corridor
Halton Regional Police Service. How to assist you in crime Proofing?
BE ALERT there have been house break ins during the evening and day in Southeast Oakville in the past few weeks. Report suspicious activity to the police!
Halton Police urge Motorists to Hang up and Buckle up
In October 2009 Ontario introduced a ban on the use of hand held communication devices while operating a motor vehicle. Police issued warnings for a period of three months in efforts to educate the public and to encourage drivers to break the habit of using a hand held device while driving. Effective February 1, 2010 officers throughout the Province began issuing Distracted Driving Provincial Offence Notices. However, even though the law has been in effect for well over a year, the number of drivers who still violate this legislation is unacceptable.