News and Public Notices

Service Disruption: Impact of Canada Post labour disruption on municipal services

The Municipality of Clarington would like to notify residents that all incoming and outgoing mail will be affected by the labour disruption at Canada Post. The Municipality is not able to send large distribution mailings or receive incoming mail. This includes:

Property Tax

• If you recently purchased a property within Clarington please visit Property Taxes and Assessments or contact Taxation Services at 905-623-3379 ext. 2650.
• Sign up to have your tax bill sent directly to your email account at www...

Clarington Mayor and Council Fall Forums, October 21 and 22

This October, Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster and Council invite the community to the Mayor and Council Fall Forums, two new events where people can connect with Council and learn about local news directly from their elected representatives.

“Things have been moving fast around Clarington lately, and these forums are the perfect chance for folks to catch up on what’s going on in their own neighbourhoods,” said Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster.

There will be two Fall Forums, one in west Clarington...

Clarington removes barriers and expands accessibility for residents with new adult change tables

Clarington, Ontario – The Municipality of Clarington is improving accessibility across the community with the installation of adult change tables at three recreation facilities and upgrades at a fourth. The initiative is made possible thanks to a $33,500 grant from the 2024-25 Inclusive Community Grants Program, funded by the Government of Ontario and the Ministry for Seniors and Accessibility.

“We’ll always be working to remove the barriers that stop people with disabilities from fully taking...

Clarington’s EV network gets supercharged with its first fast charger and new locations

Clarington, Ontario – With more residents choosing electric vehicles (EVs), Clarington has expanded its network to a total of 36 public charging points across the community – including the municipality’s first Level 3 DC fast charger at the Diane Hamre Recreation Complex.

This expansion supports Clarington’s journey to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, as outlined in the municipality’s Corporate Climate Action Plan. Clarington is proud to be part of Ontario’s growing EV charging...

Clarington enhances rail safety with new ‘Look Listen Live’ sidewalk decals

Clarington, Ontario — In a proactive step toward improving pedestrian and cyclist safety near railway crossings, the Municipality of Clarington has installed Look Listen Live safety decals on sidewalks and roadways leading up to several CPKC and CN rail crossings in Courtice, Bowmanville and Newcastle. These bright yellow decals serve as visual reminders for residents to remain alert and cautious when approaching railway tracks.

The decals were generously provided at no cost to the Municipality...