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New waste management program at the municipal dump

CLARENCE-ROCKLAND – April 26, 2021 - The City of Clarence-Rockland is undertaking a waste management pilot project to improve service efficiency. This pilot project will replace the free weekends at the landfill site, for a year-round, modified access.

Here are the highlights of the project:

• The two free weekends at the landfill site, held in the spring and fall, are cancelled;

• Each Clarence-Rockland address will be allowed to bring to the landfill site a cumulative weight of 140 kg annually;

• After this...

The Free Weekend at the Landfill Site is Suspended

CLARENCE-ROCKLAND – April 13, 2021 – The City of Clarence-Rockland would like to inform residents that the free weekend at the landfill site, scheduled for April 23rd and 24th, is suspended.

This decision is explained in the report that was discussed and recommended in Committee of the Whole on April 7th, https://bit.ly/3dVxtb2. This report proposes the suspension of the free weekends at the landfill site in order to replace them with a program that will serve to improve...

Financial Program for Artistic and Cultural Programs

April 2021 The City of Clarence-Rockland is aware that the region is bursting with talent that deserves to be seen and heard. In order to enable the region’s arts and culture sector to flourish, the City of Clarence-Rockland wants to offer its support through a financial assistance program. Due to the uncertainty of the restrictions imposed by the Eastern Ontario Health Unit, the community organizations, ad hoc committees and artists' collectives interested in organizing an artistic or cultural...

Road closures due to spring flooding

March 15, 2021

Please note that the following roads are closed for an indefinite period due to spring flooding. 

-        Du Lac Road, from address 2787, Du Lac Road going south to Lalonde Road

-        Lalonde Road, starting 15m east of Labelle Road to Rollin Road

-        Boileau Road, from 4043 Boileau Road to Ettyville Road

Mayor's Statement March 11, 2021

Today is the National Day of Observance for COVID-19’s victims. Exactly one year ago, the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. In that moment, our daily lives immediately turned upside down.

Over the past year, 22,000 Canadians have died from the virus, and on the Eastern Ontario Health Unit’s territory, 68 of our fellow citizens have lost their lives.  COVID-19 has infected more than 864,000 Canadians...