News and Public Notices

Clarington Emergency and Fire Services lifts burn ban

As of noon on August 20, 2025, Clarington Emergency and Fire Services has lifted the burn ban.

We remind residents that while the burn ban has been lifted, everyone must continue to follow Clarington's Open-Air Burning By-law. To learn more about the rules, get safety tips, or apply for a permit visit, www.clarington.net/OpenAirBurning.

Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community safe.

On Monday, August 11, 2025, Clarington Emergency and Fire Services issued a burn ban for all of...

Construction Notice: Upcoming pavement rehabilitation work in Courtice and Bowmanville

Please be advised that beginning in the fall of 2025, D. Crupi & Sons Limited will begin the rehabilitation of various roadways across Clarington.

The rehabilitation works will include the removal and replacement of surface asphalt and base asphalt (where applicable), the removal and replacement of concrete sidewalks and curbs, asphalt paving, traffic line painting, the reinstatement of roadway shoulders (where applicable), ditching, and associated restoration works.

Pavement rehabilitation works...

Playground upgrade coming to Lord Elgin Park in Bowmanville

Clarington is making exciting improvements to Lord Elgin Park in Bowmanville with improved accessibility and a new playground designed for all ages.

The upcoming upgrade will add a larger play area with new play structures suitable for all ages, swings—including an accessible swing—benches, and newly paved pathways. A ramp and wood fibre safety surfacing will further enhance accessibility, ensuring children of all abilities can enjoy the space together.

Construction will begin the week of Monday,...

Community mural unveiled at site of downtown Bowmanville fire

Clarington, Ontario – Today in downtown Bowmanville, the Municipality of Clarington unveiled a temporary mural wall at the site of the tragic fire of March 6, 2025. The mural is a heartfelt tribute to our community’s #BowmanvilleStrong spirit and features archival photos that honour the unique history of the site.

“The fire left a hole in the heart of downtown Bowmanville, so Team Clarington stepped up to design and build a temporary solution to beautify the streets while honouring the building’s...

Statement on racist graffiti found in Harry Gay Neighbourhood Park

Clarington, Ontario – The Municipality of Clarington has issued the following statement condemning anti-Black racist graffiti recently found at the Harry Gay Neighbourhood Park in Clarington.

Statement from Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster:

“Last month, a racial slur was discovered on playground equipment at Harry Gay Neighbourhood Park in Courtice. Our crews responded swiftly, underscoring how seriously we take any act that betrays the values we stand for.

I am disheartened that we continue to see...