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Playground refresh wraps-up at parks in Bowmanville and SolinaNew play structures, swings and other amenities have been installed or replaced at four parks in Bowmanville and Solina, including:Clarington announces new Deputy CAO of Planning and Infrastructure
The Municipality of Clarington is pleased to announce Darryl Lyons as its new Deputy CAO of Planning and Infrastructure, effective October 7.
Lyons is a professional planner with more than 24 years of experience.
Whirlpool at Diane Hamre Recreation Complex closed for maintenance on September 13The whirlpool at Diane Hamre Recreation Complex will be closed for maintenance on September 13, 2024.
The sauna, main pool and tot pool remain open for drop-in times and scheduled activities.
Clarington receives Provincial funding to plan and build new firefighter training facilityClarington has been awarded a $3.2 million grant from the Government of Ontario’s Skills Development Fund: Capital Stream for the design and construction of a new fire training facility in Bowmanville.
Clarington receives provincial grant for Hetherington Drive Stormwater Outlet Improvement projectThe Municipality of Clarington is receiving funding under the Province of Ontario’s Housing-Enabling Water Systems Fund to upgrade and improve the Hetherington Drive Stormwater Outlet in the Bowmanville Creek valley. The province will fund 73 per cent of eligible project costs, up to a maximum of $509,118.
Camp 30 Trail closed effective immediately until further noticeDue to unsafe conditions, the Aug 30, 2024
Speed limits in Clarington school zones now 30 kilometres per hourAs parents and students prepare for the start of a new school year, Clarington is reminding residents that the speed limits in school zones have been reduced from 50 kilometres per hour to 30 kilometres per hour.
“Clarington residents have made it clear that they want safer school zones, and Council has taken action,” said Mayor Adrian Foster.
Statement from Mayor Adrian Foster on park graffitiClarington, 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.
Statement from Mayor Adrian Foster on road safetyClarington, 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.
