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PARTICIPACTION COMMUNITY CHALLENGE | The ParticipACTION Community Challenge is in full swing this June!🏃 You still have ...
06/16/2026

PARTICIPACTION COMMUNITY CHALLENGE | The ParticipACTION Community Challenge is in full swing this June!

🏃 You still have time to participate by simply pledging to get active for your community this June. By working together, let’s become the most active community in Canada!

Not sure where to start? Visit: https://www.participaction.com/videos/

To join the community challenge, visit: https://www.participaction.com/signup/

06/15/2026

COUNCIL MEETING | Council meets tomorrow night, June 16, and here’s a quick look at what’s on the agenda:

Presentations:
🔹 Mayor Campion will present plaques recognizing Niagara Regional Police Service officers for their bravery during the December 19, 2025, incident at 114 Second Street.
🔹 Kevin Carver, President and CEO, and Tim Clutterbuck, Chair of Holding Corp., Welland Hydro-Electric Holding Corporation, will present the corporation’s annual report and provide an update on governance, financial performance, reliability, and capital investments.

Staff reports include:
🔹 A by-law that would delegate limited authority to the CAO and CFO during a potential lame duck period following the 2026 municipal election.
🔹 A grant application seeking funding to support a tree planting initiative along the Welland Canal corridor.
🔹 A zoning amendment to permit a proposed seven-storey residential building with 217 units at 694 and 698 Niagara Street.
🔹 An application to participate in Ontario’s Development Charge Reduction Program to help support housing-related infrastructure projects.
🔹 A response to a Heritage Advisory Committee recommendation regarding a property tax rebate program for designated heritage properties.
🔹 A tender award for the 2026 rural roads surface treatment program.
🔹 Updates to traffic and parking regulations, including parking prohibitions and loading zones.
🔹 A revised Traffic Calming Policy that would establish a consistent, data-driven approach to addressing speeding concerns on residential streets.
🔹 An authorized purchase update outlining recently awarded capital project procurements.

🕖 The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers, Civic Square.
👉 Watch the livestream here: https://www.welland.ca/Council/Livestream.asp
👉 Read the full agenda: https://www.welland.ca/Council/AgendasMinutes.asp

06/12/2026

YOUR CITY PAYMENTS – PROPERTY TAX BILLS | Hey, , just a reminder that property tax bills are issued this month.

If you’d like future bills delivered by email instead of mail, e-billing is a convenient option to help you stay organized.

Once you register, e-billing will apply to your next property tax billing.

Learn more and sign up: https://www.welland.ca/Finance/EBilling.asp

06/12/2026

PARTICAPACTION COMMUNITY CHALLENGE | The ParticipACTION Community Challenge is on, and here are some of the ways you can get active in Welland this June.

🔷 Take our Cardio, Core, and More class at the Welland Community Centre
🔷 Join our drumming circle at the Welland Community Centre
🔷 Go for a swim at Memorial Park
🔷 Explore Welland’s parks and trails

To pledge to get active this June, visit: https://www.participaction.com/signup/

To join a class at the Welland Community Centre, visit: https://www.welland.ca/wwc/programRegistration.asp

MEDIA RELEASE | Youth voices lead conversation on Truth and Reconciliation in WellandEarlier this week, Indigenous stude...
06/12/2026

MEDIA RELEASE | Youth voices lead conversation on Truth and Reconciliation in Welland

Earlier this week, Indigenous students from across Niagara gathered in Welland to share their perspectives on Truth and Reconciliation and discuss how communities, organizations, and institutions can move this work forward. Their voices, experiences, and ideas helped spark meaningful conversations about learning, understanding, and creating positive change at the local level.

The Youth Summit for Truth and Reconciliation was co-hosted by the City of Welland and the Welland Museum, with student feedback helping inform future learning opportunities, programming, and community dialogue.

Read the full media release: https://www.welland.ca/Media/releases/2026/MR-06-12-2026.asp

COUNCIL MEETING HIGHLIGHTS | Missed the June 9 Council meeting? Here’s a quick look at some of the key decisions and dis...
06/11/2026

COUNCIL MEETING HIGHLIGHTS | Missed the June 9 Council meeting? Here’s a quick look at some of the key decisions and discussions from the meeting.

Presentations:
Council head from presenters, including:
🔹 Cheryl Rowe, speaking about the importance of declaring a state of emergency related to mental health, homelessness, and addictions.
🔹 Jesse D’Hulster and Morena Bertholds from the Welland Downtown Business Improvement Area, presenting proposed updates to the organization’s constitution and a board appointment recommendation.

Staff reports:
🔹 Rotary Park washroom upgrade and relocation options referred
Council reviewed the report outlining options for addressing concerns about the existing washroom at Rotary Park, including accessibility improvements and potential relocation within the park. Options ranged from maintaining the current facility to replacing it with a new fully accessible washroom. Council referred the project to the 2027 Budget deliberations.
🔹 Dain City community space named
Council amended and then approved the report to name the new community space within South Welland Elementary School the Carrie Lynn Pinard Memorial Community Centre. The facility will replace the existing Carrie Lynn Pinard Memorial Centre and continue recognizing Carrie’s connection to Dain City and the Welland community. The decision preserves a meaningful local legacy while supporting a new, accessible gathering place for recreation, programs, and community events. The name applies only to the City’s dedicated community space within the school.

👉 Watch the full meeting here: https://video.isilive.ca/play/welland/2026-06-09.mp4
👉 Find the complete agenda here: https://www.welland.ca/Council/AgendasMinutes.asp
Stay informed about the decisions, projects, and priorities helping shape our community.

PROPERTY TAX BILL UPDATE | Final 2026 property tax bills were mailed to property owners on June 10.If you receive a pape...
06/11/2026

PROPERTY TAX BILL UPDATE | Final 2026 property tax bills were mailed to property owners on June 10.

If you receive a paper bill, please allow a few business days for delivery.

If you haven't received your bill after allowing time for mail delivery, please contact [email protected].

FINAL TAX BILL REMINDER | Final 2026 property tax bills have been mailed to property owners across . E-bills were email...
06/10/2026

FINAL TAX BILL REMINDER | Final 2026 property tax bills have been mailed to property owners across . E-bills were emailed on June 4.

📅 First instalment due: June 30
📅 Second instalment due: August 31

If you haven't received your bill, please contact [email protected].
If you're signed up for e-billing, be sure to check your junk or spam folder.

🔗 For more information and payment options, visit: https://www.welland.ca/Finance/taxes.asp

💡 Ever wonder where your City tax dollars go?

Included with your tax bill is a flyer that highlights the municipal services your taxes help support, from fire protection and road maintenance to parks, recreation facilities, and community spaces.

Take a few minutes to have a look and learn more about the services that help keep Welland running every day.

🔗 To view the tax flyer online, visit:https://www.welland.ca/Finance/pdf/TaxFlyer.pdf

06/10/2026

WHO YOU GONNA CALL? | When something needs attention in Welland, here’s a simple way to decide who to contact:

If it’s a service issue like a pothole, streetlight, sidewalk concern, or drainage problem → use Report an Issue.
👉 https://www.welland.ca/Services/ReportAnIssue.asp

If it’s a property-related or compliance concern like yard maintenance, zoning, property standards, or noise → use CityView Portal.
👉 https://cviewportal.welland.ca/cityviewportal

If you have a question or aren’t sure where to start → use Contact Us to connect with the right department.
👉 https://www.welland.ca/Contactus.asp

Choosing the right pathway helps your concern reach the right team faster.

Three ways to connect.
One clear system.

See it. Submit it. We’ll take it from there.

06/09/2026

YOUR CITY PAYMENTS – WATER BILLS | Tired of keeping track of water bill due dates?

With pre-authorized payments, your bill is automatically deducted on the due date — no reminders, no service fees, and no extra steps each billing cycle.

You can sign up any time of year. Just make sure your application is received by the 15th of the month you want the plan to start.

Learn more and get started:
https://www.welland.ca/Finance/water.asp

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Welland, ON
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