Public Service Announcements

Elexicon will be conducting a scheduled power outage in the Port of Newcastle on Friday, June 10, 2022. The outage will last approximately four hours, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. The outage is necessary to ensure the safety of Elexicon workers and the community while crews perform maintenance of the distribution system equipment, which is crucial.

To learn more about the outage or get Elexicon contact information, please review the Elexicon Energy notice.

As construction resumes on Phase 2A of the Farewell Creek Trail extension, we remind residents to keep out of the construction area. For your safety and the safety of the workers, trail users must respect the fenced limits of the construction area. Do not remove any barriers to access the area. Construction machinery, open excavations, material stockpiles, and rough terrain are all safety hazards to trail users and may cause injury or harm.

We ask everyone to please respect the fenced limits of construction....

Work has begun on various roads in Courtice, Bowmanville and Newcastle to seal pavement cracks with a flexible rubberized sealer to extend the life of our roads. This work is important and helps to minimize the amount of moisture getting under the pavement surface and slows the deterioration of the road surface, helping to prevent future potholes and heaves.

Work will take place Monday to Friday, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., at various locations in Courtice, Bowmanville, and Newcastle, including some...

Clarington crews and contractors will soon begin the curbside collection of natural storm debris, including fallen trees, brush and branches resulting from the severe storm on May 21 that left extensive damage across the municipality. This one-time collection will assist residents looking to clear their properties. All collected debris will be chipped at Darlington Sports Centre, then used by our contractor for composting.

Once the collected brush and storm debris has been set out on the boulevard...

This page was last updated on Thursday, May 26, at 8:45 a.m.

Clarington crews and contractors continue to clear fallen trees following the severe storm on May 21 that left extensive damage across Clarington. Clean-up will take some time, and we appreciate the community's patience.

We ask that residents please do not remove any cones or caution tape as they have been placed to protect the safety of the community. Keep pets and children away from downed power lines and fallen trees.

Diane Hamre Recreation...