Posted on Friday, August 16, 2024 10:59 AM
Clarington, Ontario – As Durham Regional Police Service work to find those responsible for damaging a local park with racist graffiti, Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following statement.
“I am deeply disturbed by this intolerant and malicious act, which involved defacing public property with anti-Black racist graffiti.
On behalf of Clarington Council, I want to state clearly that this hateful act does not represent our community's beliefs and principles. Our community values...
Posted on Tuesday, August 13, 2024 03:51 PM
Update August 13, 2024: Please be advised that beginning August 14, 2024, the east doors (Temperance Street entrance) at Town Hall will be closed for approximately three weeks as we move to the next phase of construction of Veterans’ Square.
Visitors to Town Hall can access the building through the north doors off Church Street or enter through the Bowmanville Library during operating hours. The accessibility ramp will remain open for use.
Contact:
Jen Stycuk
Supervisor, Building Operations
Posted on Thursday, August 08, 2024 09:41 AM
Beginning the week of August 12, 2024, crews will begin the next phase of construction on the Soper Creek trail to continue the three-metre-wide paved asphalt trail out to Cotton Street. The work will also include the installation of a retaining wall, signage, amenities and restorative landscaping.
What are the impacts?
Construction access will primarily be off Cotton Street and Sprucewood Crescent in Bowmanville. To protect the public and ensure safety, access to Soper Creek Trail within the...
Posted on Friday, August 02, 2024 10:26 AM
Clarington, Ontario – Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following statement about road safety in Clarington:
“In recent weeks, Clarington has seen tragedies on our roadways—young lives taken from us much too soon. Our community is grieving.
Clarington is using tools we have available to keep our roadways safe, from lowering speed limits to installing traffic calming infrastructure. But we can’t do it alone. Driver behaviour has the greatest impact on the severity of traffic collisions: speeding,...
Posted on Friday, August 02, 2024 09:30 AM
Clarington is working to improve accessibility and safety across the community. Starting the week of August 6, crews will begin intersection accessibility improvements and construction of new pedestrian crossovers in Bowmanville, Courtice and Enniskillen.
The locations are as follows:
Longworth Avenue and Clayton Crescent Intersection, Bowmanville
Longworth Avenue and Brooking Street Intersection, Bowmanville
Baseline Road and Spry Avenue Intersection, Bowmanville
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